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Jamaican Families Torn Apart by Hurricane Melissa

The Jamaican Families Torn Apart by Hurricane Melissa

“The last thing I said to my sister, I called her and I said, ‘Sister, please be safe. Be safe.’ And I said, ‘I love you.’ And that was the last time.”

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Jamaican officials working to 'save lives' as Hurricane Melissa approaches

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Inside a Jamaica town destroyed by Hurricane Melissa

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Toronto, Hamilton communities rally to aid people displaced by Hurricane Melissa

The Canadian government has announced an aid package of about $7 million to provide assistance to hundreds-of thousands of affected people in Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba, that were impacted by the destruc...

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Communities in Hurricane-Ravaged Jamaica Still Cut Off as Death Toll Climbs

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South Florida nonprofit sending essential items to Jamaica to aid Hurricane Melissa victims

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Jamaicans mobilize aid in aftermath of Melissa's wreckage

"We need every help we can get. So we need food, water, toiletries," said Tackeisha Frazer, a resident of Westmoreland, one of the areas hit hardest by Melissa last week.

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After Hurricane Melissa, a Seaside Town in Jamaica Picks Up the Pieces

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Race against time for Hurricane Melissa aid workers to deliver relief to people in Jamaica

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More than 25,000 in shelters as Jamaica assesses devastation of Melissa

Nearly half a million people were left without power and 25,000 in emergency shelters after Jamaica was hit by Category 5 Hurricane Melissa

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Jamaican leader says Bush seeks help on athletics

KINGSTON (Reuters) - Jamaica's prime minister said on Friday that U.S. President George W. Bush shrugged off his recent request for aid to Jamaica, asking instead how the Caribbean island could help the United States churn out more Olympic champions.