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MSF supplies arrive in Jamaica to help people affected by Hurricane Melissa
MSF supplies arrive in Jamaica to help people affected by Hurricane Melissa Our teams are actively assessing needs of people affected by the massive destruction caused by the hurricane. Kate Rankin November 6 2025, 11:59am MSF emergency teams arrived in Jamaica last weekend and are actively assessing the most imminent needs, including in remote areas where people have been completely cut off due to road damage. They are also assessing the exte…
Jamaica: MSF response after Hurricane Melissa | Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF ...
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) emergency teams reached Jamaica last weekend and are assessing people’s immediate needs following the massive destruction from Hurricane Melissa. MSF staff are working to reach the most remote areas where people have been completely cut off due to road destruction and where regional hospitals and healthcare centres have been severely damaged. In the meantime, a full MSF cargo shipment has b…
In response to the severe hurricane Melissa that affected Jamaica in recent days, the Royal British Navy has been ordered by the Keir Starmer government to deploy its means to the affected area in order to provide humanitarian support, which is why it has decided to send the ocean patrol [...] The entry The Royal British Navy deployed the HMS Trent ocean patrol to provide humanitarian support in Jamaica aparece primero en Zona Militar.
Ten professionals of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) are part of the Spanish contingent that has been sent to Jamaica to collaborate in the humanitarian aid efforts after the passage of Hurricane Melissa, which occurred on October 28. Andalusian specialists are members of the Spanish Technical Emergency Response and Aid Team (START), a group belonging to the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation for Development (AECID) that intervenes…
PAHO - WHO issues donor alert to mobilise critical resources following hurricane Melissa impact in Jamaica
WASHINGTON, USA, (PAHO/WHO) – The Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) has issued a donor alert to mobilise critical resources for the health response following hurricane Melissa, which has left a trail of destruction across Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. The alert, now available online, outlines the most pressing health needs and the funding required to address them over the next six months in…
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