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The suspension of the services has also been announced considering the damage experienced by these hotels in Jamaica.

Mid-morning will see increased activity, with peak conditions expected to affect Trinidad’s western half, northwestern mountains, and northeastern Tobago.

The recovery extends beyond homes, with 90% of businesses destroyed or damaged by Hurricane Beryl now rebuilt and running stronger than ever.

Founded in 1882, the school has suffered severe damage to its auditorium, dining hall, hillside classrooms and Woodland Building, which houses part of its boarding facilities.

PM Andrew Holness confirmed that 72% of Jamaica is without power following extensive damage from Hurricane Melissa.

While everyone tries to stand up from the damage, the experience has been left as a trauma for the young generation which they will remember for the years to come.

Minister of Tourism Marsha Henderson stated that St Kitts and Nevis’ cruise sector continues to strengthen its partnerships with major cruise lines.

JetBlue will expand service from New York with daily flights until September 2026 and weekly Saturday flights from November 2025 to January 2026.

St Kitts and Nevis has begun welcoming passengers for the 2025/2026 cruise season, encouraging citizens to explore new adventures and broaden their knowledge.

The flash sales went live at 12:01 AM on 31st October and apply to flights booked from 1st November 2025 to 31st May 2026.

The Grand Princess was docked at Port Zante, while the Star Pride dropped anchor off Fort Thomas.

The new fleet, featuring advanced medical technology, is designed to enhance emergency response and improve immediate care for citizens in need.

Caribbean Airlines confirmed the resumption of flights after receiving notice from PAC Kingston Airport Limited that Norman Manley International Airport is now open for commercial traffic.

The prime suspect is a Venezuelan national with ties to a gang in Venezuela.

Police in Saint Lucia responded late at night to reports of a body found along a roadway, the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force confirmed.

Jamaica has reported around 8 deaths from Hurricane Melissa, including 2 in St Elizabeth, 2 in Black River, and 1 each in St Catherine, Galleon Beach, and Hanover.

Since its introduction, the State of Emergency has seen joint police and Defence Force patrols deployed across major crime hot spots and has been credited with a temporary reduction in serious criminal activity.

Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie reported that the situation in St. Elizabeth is worsening, with several families trapped in their homes as rescue teams work to evacuate them to safety.

The death toll from Hurricane Melissa has risen to 13 across the Caribbean, with one child still missing amid the chaos.

Original on-ground reporting and expert analysis on why Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica beyond past storms like Gilbert and Ivan.