Before and after: Satellite images reveal hurricane devastation in Jamaica
Summary
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, caused significant destruction in Jamaica, as seen in satellite images. Key areas affected include Black River, White House village, and Montego Bay, with extensive damage to buildings and infrastructure.Key Facts
- Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica as a Category 5 storm.
- Satellite images show severe damage to several areas on the island.
- Black River was notably impacted, with significant damage to buildings such as a market and a café.
- In White House village, most structures near the beach were damaged or destroyed.
- Montego Bay's coast has turned into a flood-affected area, impacting the port, industrial park, and sports complex.
- The mayor of Montego Bay described the area as "devastated."
- Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness called Black River "ground zero" for the hurricane's impact.
- Winds reached speeds up to 185 mph during the storm.
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