Jamaica

Hanover Police is conducting an exercise to find three accused men for a crime who raised a firearm against a male victim.

Saint Catherine registered another case of shooting which left a male complaint injured in Linstead at a construction site.

Police booked a 43-year-old farmer with illegal possession of an M16 rifle and ammunition in Lower Happy Grove, Saint Andrew.

Jamaica Defence Force conducting search and rescue mission to find 11 missing fishermen who left the coast of Saint Andrew in their boats.

A local man got killed by shooting in his house which also left a woman injured in the act. Police is investigating the murder case.

Police is investigating the two different murder cases that took place within a few minutes in Greenwich Town, Kingston along Fifth Street.

Ten deaths have been recorded across the Caribbean region so far due to Hurricane Beryl from Saturday to Wednesday

Caribbean Airlines launched relief flights which will be operated into/out of Kingston for the affected passengers due to the inclement weather associated with Hurricane Beryl

Calvin Ayre Helicopters has been providing emergency and relief supplies to the southeastern Caribbean as part of the assistance efforts made due to the devastation caused by the Hurricane Beryl

Caribbean Airlines announced to operate relief flights on the route to St Vincent and the Grenadines on Thursday following the passage of Hurricane Beryl

A 20-year-old man was fell in gully and washed away by floodwaters on Wednesday afternoon amidst the passing of the Hurricane Beryl.

The flight service into/out of Kingston by Caribbean Airlines has been disrupted for Thursday due to the passing of Hurricane Beryl

A Hurricane Warning has been discontinued for Jamaica as Beryl begins to move away from the island nation, impacting several sections with high-intensity wind and heavy rainfall.

A small section of the roof of the passenger boarding pier of the Norman Manley International Airport has been damaged due to the passing of Hurricane Beryl in Jamaica on Wednesday

Debris washed onto the roadway in Roselle, St Thomas as rain and high tide affected the eastern parishes in the wake of the passing of Hurricane Beryl through Jamaica.

All flights of interCaribbean Airways which operates to and from Kingston will be suspended on Wednesday due to the passing of Hurricane Beryl

Dangerously high water and exceptionally high waves are predicted to occur in Jamaica during the passage of a Category 4 Hurricane.

A “State of Emergency” has been declared in Jamaica for seven days due to the potential threat of Category 4 Hurricane Beryl which is moving towards the island nation with a wind speed of 160 mph

Dangerous Category 5 Hurricane Beryl is currently reported at the south of Puerto Rico and will pass 200 miles of the country to reach Jamaica

Empty bread shelves and long lines were noticeable in supermarkets in St Andrew as the citizens of Jamaica are preparing for Hurricane Beryl.