‘I have very little confidence in the capacity of JPS’, says Vaz
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Declaring that he has lost confidence in the ability of the Jamaica…
‘I have very little confidence in the capacity of JPS’, says Vaz
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Declaring that he has lost confidence in the ability of the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) to fully restore electricity three weeks after Hurricane Beryl knocked out sections of the electricity grid on July 3, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz says he is looking outside for additional help.
Beryl victims to get up to $400,000 for rebuilding, repairs
THE Government is to provide grants of up to $400,000 to families whose houses were damaged by Hurricane Beryl three weeks ago.
No major tourism fallout from Hurricane Beryl, Bartlett says
KINGSTON, Jamaica— Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett said that based on the information collected by the Tourism Emergency Operations Centre (TEOC), Jamaica’s tourism sector has not experienced any major fallout from the passage of Hurricane Beryl.
More pain!
A MID the devastating impact of Hurricane Beryl which has affected electricity, water and cellphone services across the island, a Government minister has urged Jamaicans to prepare for more disruptions as the tropical depression heading towards Jamaica this weekend could negatively impact restoration efforts across the island.
Hurricane prompts closure of Norman Manley International Airport
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Due to the imminent threat posed by Hurricane Beryl, the Norman Manley International Airport will be closed effective Tuesday at 10:00 pm.
Closure of Sangster International Airport
ST JAMES, Jamaica — The Sangster International Airport says it will temporarily close Tuesday, July 2 at 11:59 pm, in light of the impending threat posed by approaching Category 5 Hurricane Beryl.
