Brandon Hill inaccessible after landslide — police
FILE PHOTO : Persistent rain in 2024 resulted in this section of the Mount Airy to Brandon Hill road in St Andrew West rural collapsing.
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November 5, 2025

Brandon Hill inaccessible after landslide — police

ST ANDREW, Jamaica — The police are advising members of the public that Brandon Hill in St Andrew is currently impassable due to a landslide.

Motorists should avoid the area and use alternative routes where necessary.

Updates will follow.

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