Prime Minister Urges Residents to Stay Away from Sandy Gully
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness warned residents to stay away from Sandy Gully in St Andrew as Hurricane Melissa approaches.
During a tour of his constituency, Holness spoke to residents in the Waterhouse area, near the Sandy Gully, accompanied by Abka Fitz-Henley, chairman of the Jamaica Labour Party’s communication taskforce.
“Stay away from the gully,”
he warned, pointing to a section of the community to demonstrate the potential danger.
- Residents were advised to take the threat seriously and avoid venturing near the gully during the storm.
Author's summary: PM warns residents to avoid Sandy Gully amid Hurricane Melissa.
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