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Aid teams from the US and UN provide food, medical supplies, and emergency support to Caribbean nations devastated by Hurricane Melissa, with 15,000 fed in Jamaica alone, officials said.
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Following the passage of Hurricane "Melissa", initial relief measures have been launched for the affected areas.
Video. Hurricane Melissa leaves trail of devastation across the Caribbean
Several days of torrential rain, powerful winds and catastrophic flooding have left widespread destruction across the Caribbean. Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic, submerging communities, destroying crops and crippling vital infrastructure. Roads remain cut off and power outages continue as families struggle to access clean water and shelter. According to UNICEF, more than 700,000 children have been affecte…
UN, aid partners support gov responses across Caribbean following Hurricane Melissa
UN, aid partners support gov responses across Caribbean following Hurricane Melissa United Nations: The United Nations and partners are moving at top speed to coordinate and deliver aid across the Caribbean to support government responses in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, UN humanitarians said. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said […] The post UN, aid partners support gov responses across Caribbean followin…
Hurricane Melissa batters the Caribbean: UN, governments race to save lives
NEW YORK, USA – Across the Caribbean, the United Nations and partners are moving at top speed to help communities impacted by hurricane Melissa, one of the strongest storms on record in the Atlantic. Supplies are moving, coordination hubs are active, and emergency teams are supporting government responses in Jamaica, Cuba and Haiti. “Millions of people are caught in the storm’s path and need urgent help,” said Tom Fletcher, under-secretary-gener…
This was the most powerful hurricane to reach Jamaica directly, reaching the country as category 5: areas that had already been punished by the Berlin hurricane last year were again destroyed
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