Flooding in the Corporate Area
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September 19, 2025

Flooding in the Corporate Area

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The police are advising members of the public that several areas across the Corporate Area have been inundated with water.

This is due to the heavy rainfall that is affecting various parts of the island this afternoon. The commuting public is therefore being advised to proceed with caution when using the roadways.

More updates to follow.

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