A powerful look at the aftermath of severe flooding in St. James — Catherine Hall, Jamaica, following Hurricane Melissa.

These visuals capture the on-ground reality:
• Flooded streets and submerged vehicles
• Mud-filled homes and widespread debris
• Residents struggling to clean their houses
• Emergency crews clearing blocked roads and restoring access

Prime Minister Andrew Holness visited the affected region and posted an update on X (Twitter), confirming the level of devastation and the ongoing assessments:

“I am now in St James where we are continuing our damage assessment.
The residents here have suffered significant damage including severe flooding.
Despite the difficulties the Jamaican spirit shines through as a strong reminder that we are a resilient nation with the capacity to triumph over adversity.”

The visuals reflect the same situation observed on-site — a community dealing with destruction, yet standing strong with resilience and unity.

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Disclaimer:
This video is based on visuals from the affected area in St. James, Jamaica, following Hurricane Melissa. Context is referenced from a public post shared by Prime Minister Andrew Holness on X (Twitter). This content is shared under Fair Use for news reporting, documentation, and educational awareness. All rights go to their respective owners