A deadly category five hurricane, Hurricane Beryl, has caused devastation in the Caribbean, with reports of two fatalities in Grenada and St Vincent. The storm intensified rapidly, hitting Carriacou with sustained winds of 150mph. Communications remain disrupted, with damages to homes and government buildings. In St Vincent, 90% of houses on Union Island were severely damaged. The storm is now heading towards Jamaica, prompting a hurricane warning and preparations for life-threatening winds and storm surges. The region is bracing for potential devastation, especially in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Meteorologists warn of Beryl’s strength and the possibility of more major hurricanes this season. It is crucial for residents to seek shelter and not underestimate the storm’s impact.
Dangerous storm advances on Jamaica
