Prime Minister Warns Residents to Avoid Sandy Gully Ahead of Hurricane Melissa
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness urged residents to stay away from Sandy Gully in St Andrew as Hurricane Melissa approaches.
While touring his constituency, Holness spoke to residents in the Waterhouse area, warning them to take the threat seriously and avoid venturing near the gully during the storm.
Stay away from the gully. As you can see what could happen.
He was accompanied by Abka Fitz-Henley, chairman of the Jamaica Labour Party’s communication taskforce.
- Residents warned to avoid Sandy Gully due to potential danger
- Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness urges residents to take the threat seriously
Author's summary: Jamaica prepares for Hurricane Melissa.
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