Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica: wind speeds reaching 300 km/h.
Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica
According to The Sun: Hurricane Melissa has already struck Jamaica, hitting the island with wind speeds of up to 185 miles per hour. Residents are advised to stay indoors and not to go outside until the 'life-threatening weather' has passed.
Catastrophic winds, sudden floods, and landslides caused by the category 5 storm are causing severe damage in various parts of the region.
“This is a very dangerous situation, and we urge everyone to follow safety precautions.”
The situation in the country will remain smooth until weather conditions improve. The government and rescue services are preparing to provide assistance to those affected if necessary, and are also taking measures to ensure the safety of the population during these critical hours. The strength of the hurricane and its impacts will be felt not only in Jamaica but also in neighboring areas, making it important to stay informed about the situation and to follow the authorities' advice.
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