Author: Clement Reid

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.  

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is reporting that Friday night’s Squall Line which hit several parishes, impacted some aspects of its electricity network.  

In a release this morning, the company noted that its teams responded almost immediately afterwards, addressing outages in some parishes. 

JPS said that the Squall Line, which can be quite destructive, affected approximately 10,000 customers in sections of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth.

In the meantime, the company acknowledges that some customers may experience delays in response time, due to the much higher than usual volume of calls and queries.  

The company assures however, that its teams are working tirelessly to address the various issues even as it appeals for patience.