Jamaica's 'ground zero' - Assessing hurricane damage in Black River
Summary
Hurricane Melissa has severely damaged the town of Black River in Jamaica, with winds reaching 185 mph. Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness referred to Black River as the "ground zero" of the hurricane's impact, and officials are still determining the full extent of the damage and casualties.Key Facts
- Black River in Jamaica faced extreme damage from Hurricane Melissa.
- The hurricane had winds up to 185 mph.
- Jamaica's Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, described the area as "ground zero" for the hurricane's effects.
- Officials have confirmed there are deaths, but the full casualty count is still unclear.
- BBC's Nick Beake reviewed images and videos of the destruction in Black River.
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