Hey Squad. Thanks to everyone for their well wishes and concern during this crazy disaster. I got a couple emails and a tin of comments that I couldn't respond to but I see them.
Melissa is the worst hurricane to make landfall, and unluckily, being from western Jamaica(Westmoreland), I faced the full force of it. Im not sure but St Elizabeth seems to be much worst with reported deaths.
Personally I was lucky, I got out on the other side with very minor damaged, my apartment flooded a bit, and I lost my full reserve water tank. Otherwise life and limbs are intact and I am extremely greatful.
For the average Jamaican though it's very different, most people lost their roof, many lost their entire house, most power lines are down, no radio service, no cell service, flooding, blocked roads and isolated communities. I have no idea what the casualty count is, power is probably going to take months to be restored, much of our infrastructure has has been destroyed.
I've never seen so many people made so many preparations for anythin, and it almost didn't matter for a lot of us.
Most people started rebuilding already(some even during the tailend of the hurricane. It's tough but most people are in good spirits and coming to term with this disaster.
Some of my neighbour's have gas generators so I gave them my Starlink so everyone nearby can get connected. I will try to do whatever I can to help but this one looks like its going to take a while
I want to go live soon and I will probably make a video covering my crazy experience in this hurricane but I have no idea when. For now I will help out where I can.
Thanks a ton for your thoughts and prayers, see you soon
Feed & Teach
Hey Squad. Thanks to everyone for their well wishes and concern during this crazy disaster. I got a couple emails and a tin of comments that I couldn't respond to but I see them.
Melissa is the worst hurricane to make landfall, and unluckily, being from western Jamaica(Westmoreland), I faced the full force of it. Im not sure but St Elizabeth seems to be much worst with reported deaths.
Personally I was lucky, I got out on the other side with very minor damaged, my apartment flooded a bit, and I lost my full reserve water tank. Otherwise life and limbs are intact and I am extremely greatful.
For the average Jamaican though it's very different, most people lost their roof, many lost their entire house, most power lines are down, no radio service, no cell service, flooding, blocked roads and isolated communities. I have no idea what the casualty count is, power is probably going to take months to be restored, much of our infrastructure has has been destroyed.
I've never seen so many people made so many preparations for anythin, and it almost didn't matter for a lot of us.
Most people started rebuilding already(some even during the tailend of the hurricane. It's tough but most people are in good spirits and coming to term with this disaster.
Some of my neighbour's have gas generators so I gave them my Starlink so everyone nearby can get connected. I will try to do whatever I can to help but this one looks like its going to take a while
I want to go live soon and I will probably make a video covering my crazy experience in this hurricane but I have no idea when. For now I will help out where I can.
Thanks a ton for your thoughts and prayers, see you soon
~Nick
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