PM Holness says relief phase following passage of Hurricane Melissa likely to be extended by months

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Toll collection resumes today

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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EU allocates additional €1.2M to support Red Cross response in Cuba and Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa’s passage

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Hurricane ravaged St. Elizabeth records Jamaica’s three latest road deaths

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Administration of Northern Caribbean University to meet today to assess campus readiness

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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UWI students get 50% tuition discount for Semester 1 with extended payment deadline in aftermath of Hurricane Melissa

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Opposition warns that Jamaica is at risk of a public health crisis following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Mark Golding reiterates opposition’s willingness to work with the Gov’t on Jamaica’s post hurricane recover

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Gov’t issues all-clear, appeals to supermarkets and pharmacies in less affected areas to reopen where possible

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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Kingston airport to accommodate relief flights Thursday

The relief phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa is likely to be extended by months. 

The update was given by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness at a press briefing yesterday. 

The Category 5 system ravaged, especially western parishes on October 28. 

With many people still suffering and requiring basic needs, Dr. Holness said, after such a disaster, relief efforts will likely be prolonged to address these issues. 

In the meantime, Dr. Holness noted that while the nation has the support of its international partners, it is paramount that Jamaica exercises resilience. 

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