- Hurricane Beryl hit Jamaica with nearly 150 mph winds, causing significant damage.
- The death toll across the Caribbean has risen to at least 10, with expectations for it to increase.
- Approximately 500 Jamaicans have been evacuated from flood-prone areas.
- Tourists in Cancun, Mexico, are attempting to leave ahead of the hurricane’s arrival.
- Beryl is a Category 4 hurricane, notable for its rapid formation and intensification.
- Significant destruction reported in several Caribbean islands, with communities destroyed or left homeless.
- Jamaican government issued warnings and evacuation orders, urging residents in at-risk areas to move to safer locations.
- The storm has already caused extensive flooding and damage in Kingston, Jamaica’s capital.
- Interview with a tourist in Jamaica highlighted effective communication and safety measures taken by a resort during the storm.
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