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U.S.-based aid groups rush to get supplies into storm-battered Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
1 minute ago Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness describes Black River as “ground zero” for Hurricane Melissa, Photo Date: 10/29/2025, Prime Minister of Jamaica / Andrew Holness, MGN Key West, Florida (CBS) — Across the U.S., there are furious efforts to get aid into the Caribbean nation of Jamaica following the trail of destruction and devastation left by Hurricane Melissa. Tens of thousands remain in shelters, and about 490,000 homes and businesses were still without power…
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