Sections of Molynes Road without electricity after crash
A motor vehicle crash on Molynes Road (JPS photo)
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October 22, 2026

Sections of Molynes Road without electricity after crash

KINGSTON, Jamaica — A motor vehicle crash that damaged electrical infrastructure has left sections of Molynes Road and nearby communities without electricity.

The Jamaica Public Service (JPS), in an advisory issued Thursday, said crews have been deployed to the affected area to assess the extent of the damage and commence restoration efforts.

The power company said a further update will be provided once an estimated timeframe for repairs and the restoration of electricity is available.

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