Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness provided an update on the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, stating that the country was in 'assessment mode' following the storm. Fortunately, the damage was not as severe as initially feared, for which the Prime Minister expressed gratitude.
Despite the relatively mild impact, there were still areas affected by the storm. Coastal infrastructure in southern parishes suffered damage, along with agriculture and housing in Manchester and St. Elisabeth. Additionally, some roads were cut off, although the overall situation was not as dire as anticipated.
