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Redacción internacional, 28 oct (EFE).- La Fuerza de Policía de Jamaica ha convertido la comisaría de Black River, capital de la parroquia de Saint Elizabeth, en un refugio para los residentes que han perdido sus viviendas por las inundaciones registradas por la llegada del huracán Melissa.

IMÁGENES: X JAMAICA CONSTABULARY FORCE. RECURSOS DE INUNDACIONES EN BLACK RIVER TRAS LA LLEGADA DEL HURACÁN MELISSA.

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00:00I am Superintendent Anthony Wallace, Commanding Officer for the St. Mary Police Division,
00:08and I am here with other members of the management team.
00:11I want to reassure the residents and stakeholders of St. Mary
00:14that while its time is actively upon us, we are fully engaged and doing our part to keep everyone safe.
00:22Our Incident Command Center has been activated and is in full charter,
00:26coordinating our response efforts across the parish.
00:31Patroules are out in all major areas, especially within our business districts and vulnerable communities,
00:38ensuring visibility and readiness to respond to any situation that may arise.
00:44We are working closely with the Parish Emergency Disaster Committee
00:47and all other key agencies to ensure that our response remains unified and effective.
00:54Additionally, all shelters across the divisions are being closely monitored
00:59and our teams remain on standby to render assistance whenever it is needed.
01:05As we continue to navigate this town, I urge everyone to remain indoors,
01:11stay informed through official updates,
01:14and prioritize your personal safety and that of your families.
01:18Rest assured that your police are on duty, alert, and standing with you throughout this period.
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