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November 7, 2025

Friday, November 7, 2025

Hurricane Melissa made landfall as a Category 5 storm on Tuesday, October 28, and has left areas of Jamaica completely devastated. As relief efforts continue in Haiti, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica, Page 2 spotlights Jamaican celebrities who have worked to mobilise efforts to get urgent supplies to hard-hit communities, as well as the photographers and content creators who have expertly captured Jamaica’s spirit of resilience.

Images of relief efforts spearheaded by Romeich Entertainment CEO Romeich Major and including several local entertainers and stakeholders have been a positive part of the #HurricaneMelissa disaster.IG/@romeichentertainment

Images of relief efforts spearheaded by Romeich Entertainment CEO Romeich Major and including several local entertainers and stakeholders have been a positive part of the #HurricaneMelissa disaster.IG/@romeichentertainment

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Through his MADE Foundation, dancehall artiste Masicka launched a major relief effort, providing relief items to victims of the hurricane in St Elizabeth. .

Through his MADE Foundation, dancehall artiste Masicka launched a major relief effort, providing relief items to victims of the hurricane in St Elizabeth. .

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