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October 26, 2026

Hurricane Melissa: 1 Year Later – A Survivor’s Story

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Written byShanice Gibbs

One year after Hurricane Melissa, many Jamaicans are still picking up the pieces.

Shanice Gibbs highlights one senior’s fight to rebuild, in Hurricane Melissa: One Year Later – A Survivor’s Story.

https://iriefm.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/HM-SERIES-A-SURVIVORS-STORY-FOR-OCT-26-2026.mp3

 

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