Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc across the Caribbean, claiming 28 lives in Jamaica alone. With winds reaching 185mph, the storm left a trail of destruction, prompting urgent humanitarian efforts.
Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc in Black River, Jamaica, leaving communities submerged and families desperate for aid. The aftermath reveals shocking destruction and a humanitarian crisis unfolding.
Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc across the northern Caribbean, claiming at least 45 lives and leaving communities in ruins. With ongoing rescue efforts, the full extent of the destruction is still being assessed.
Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc across Jamaica and Haiti, claiming at least 49 lives and leaving entire communities in ruins. As aid efforts ramp up, many are still cut off and desperate for assistance amidst the destruction.
Hurricane Melissa wreaked havoc across the Caribbean, leaving Jamaica and Haiti in mourning with rising death tolls and widespread destruction. Emergency crews race to provide relief to affected communities.
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, wreaked havoc across Jamaica, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Satellite imagery reveals the shocking extent of the damage in Black River and Montego Bay, where communities are struggling to cope.
Hurricane Melissa has left communities across the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica, in ruins. With winds reaching 185 mph, the storm caused historic destruction, displacing thousands and leaving many without power.
Hurricane Melissa has caused unprecedented devastation across the Caribbean, leaving at least 32 dead. The storm, which peaked at Category 5, wreaked havoc in Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba, prompting massive evacuations and widespread power outages.
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Hurricane Melissa wreaks havoc across the northern Caribbean, leaving thousands homeless and communities devastated. With fatalities reported in Jamaica and Haiti, the cleanup begins as emergency relief efforts ramp up.
