Hurricane Melissa leaves dozens dead and trail of destruction across Caribbean
Summary
Hurricane Melissa, a powerful storm, has caused significant damage and loss of life across the Caribbean. Jamaica has been severely affected, with many homes and infrastructure destroyed, and at least five people confirmed dead. The storm also impacted Haiti and is now moving toward The Bahamas and Bermuda.Key Facts
- Hurricane Melissa is one of the most powerful hurricanes to hit the Caribbean, reaching category five at its peak.
- The storm caused extensive damage in Jamaica, destroying 80-90% of roofs, and affecting hospitals, libraries, and police stations.
- At least five people died in Jamaica and 20 more in Haiti due to flooding.
- In Cuba, the storm hit as a category three hurricane, bringing strong winds and heavy rain.
- Many areas in Jamaica are without power, and people are stranded on roofs.
- The Bahamas and Bermuda are now in the projected path of the hurricane, with warnings in place.
- The hurricane's slow movement is expected to increase in speed in the coming days.
- Clean-up efforts in Jamaica could take months due to the extent of the damage.
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