The United Nations has reported significant devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, which has resulted in widespread destruction of roads, infrastructure, and the electricity grid. Over one million people, a third of the population, were directly affected by the storm. The damage is particularly severe in areas such as Frenchman’s Bay in Treasure Beach, where the storm made landfall the day before. The official assessment from the U.N. highlights the scale of the disaster, emphasizing the need for immediate humanitarian aid and recovery efforts. The island nation now faces a significant challenge in rebuilding its infrastructure and restoring essential services to affected communities.