Uptick in People Seeking Food in Negril Ahead of Hurricane Melissa
The St Anthony's Kitchen in Negril, Jamaica, has seen an increase in residents seeking warm meals as Hurricane Melissa approaches.
The only requirement is that you are hungry.
According to the kitchen's coordinator, Tim Lamb, the facility provides warm meals five days a week, including breakfast for children heading to school and lunch for adults.
The kitchen is operated by the Mary Gate of Heaven Catholic Church in Negril and serves people in need within the resort town and its surroundings.
Author's summary: Hurricane Melissa prompts increased demand for food in Negril.
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