Gleaner journalists stranded in St Elizabeth during Hurricane Beryl
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Published 2024-07-04
JULY 4, 2024: Gleaner journalist Andre Williams shares the team’s experience as blocked roads left them stranded in the community of Mountainside, St Elizabeth. They were given shelter by residents, to ride out the storm, before attempting to make their way back to Kingston. STAR reporter, Simone Morgan-Lindo, said conditions quickly deteriorated in the afternoon and they were unable to make their way out.
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All Comments (21)
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Yes I know Beryl did significant damage.How many of us witnessed Hurricane Gilbert?If we overcame Gilbert,we can overcome Beryl.And let's thank God the eye didn't pass across the island.JAMAICA LAND WE LOVE!
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May The Lord Keep Jamaica 🇯🇲 🙏 through this time of trial n devastation.
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In everything we must give thanks. Inspite of the 2 lives lost & some homes got damaged, be grateful for it could be worse. Thank God 🙏👍
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Oh my God 😢now i agree this world is not our home we are just passing through
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Be careful and stay far away from fallen power lines.
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Blessing to all in jamaica 🇯🇲
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It could be worse
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Round Hill Mountainside St Elizabeth 🙏🏾 🙏🏾 🙏🏾
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Thanks for the report Gleaner man
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Be safe guys
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That’s good journalism
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All I can say God answers prayers And Jamaican people under estimate the power of prayer mostly the young people but am saying this we are bless what a mighty God 🙏 He always watches over is people only him could turn to eye of the storm and he did give thanks to the almighty the one and only protector it could be worse this morning. I hope all Jamaican this morning life up thair hands to the Lord and thank him to save us .blessings to my people God loves you all and special blessings to all the people them that send up thair prayers for our Islands Jamaica and for all the Caribbean Islands blessings all
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Big up to you always everbless family TV YouTube channel supporting from Jamaica 🇯🇲
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🙀 St. Bess!🙏🏾
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Bless St. Bess!🙏🙏🙏
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Give God thanks it could be worse
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Thank you sir keep safe ❤❤❤
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Any news on Luana, in st Elizabeth
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Stay safe bro
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It's very dangerous to be near down powered line as they still may be live. Please be careful. May TMH get you all through this devastation.
