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Hurricane Melissa’s Fallen Trees, Debris Block Roads in Montego Bay as Damage Assessment Continues

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As the cleanup started on Wednesday in southwest Jamaica, fallen trees and debris blocked roads in Montego Bay. Hotels and homes were damaged. Bus stops destroyed.

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Originally from Finistère, Melena Helias has been living in Jamaica since 2021. On Tuesday, 28 October, she experienced the passing of Hurricane Melissa, which wreaked havoc on the small island of the Caribbean.

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Damage assessments are underway in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa, dubbed the storm of the century. The hurricane swept across the island on Tuesday, packing winds approaching 300 km/h (180 mph) and bringing extreme downpours. The exact scale of the damage is not yet known, but satellite images show the enormity of the tragedy that has befallen the Caribbean country.

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The cyclone destroyed entire strip of land in the Caribbean. Satellite images show the consequences on Jamaica.

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Jamaica’s authorities are focusing on Thursday on reopening the island’s main roads and addressing public health and waste management concerns following the devastating hurricane Melissa, which left at least four dead. “Our immediate goal is to reopen the main routes, especially those leading [...] Jamaica’s entrance focuses on reopening its main roads and serving public health after Melissa was first published in Information Focus.

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NotreTemps.com broke the news in on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.
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