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Jamaica on alert: Artists call to take care of themselves in the face of the imminent arrival of Hurricane Melissa

Various artists have shown their concern on social networks and sent messages of support and prayers for the care of both the island and its inhabitants., before the eventual arrival to Jamaica of the Hurricane Melissa, which in the last hours reached the category 5 positioning itself as the most powerful phenomenon of this type that has hit the Caribbean island since records exist in its history..

Ding Dong Ravers, Shenseea, Bounty Killer, alborosie, Popcaan, Mava Dogullly, Kabaka Pyramid, members of the Marley family, de Peter Tosh, producers, record labels, dancers, among others, They are some of the many personalities who have called to take care of themselves, stay safe, asking God for the well-being of Jamaica.

From Chile, the singer Quique Neira through his social networks sent “the best energies” and strength to the island. While from Argentina, the medium Reggae Activism, made an informative post, pointing out that “this phenomenon could become one of the most intense hurricanes in the recent history of the Caribbean.”, affecting entire communities and putting the lives of thousands of people at risk.”.

The weather event, which is very close to the island, would reach winds of up to 270 kilometers per hour and it is expected –in addition to the strong wind-, rains and flooding that could cause severe landslides throughout the island. This has caused the government to invoke the Disaster Risk Management Law that empowers different organizations to take the necessary measures to protect people and their property. Mandatory evacuations were also ordered for the most vulnerable and flood-prone coastal communities..

Along with the issuance of red alerts, Shelters have been opened and emergency crews are awaiting your imminent arrival tonight, urging Jamaicans to seek safe places, stay home during the storm and follow evacuation orders.

In one of his first statements of the day, the Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness, He assured that they will manage to overcome the storm and will rebuild stronger than before.

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