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August 22, 2007

After Hurricane Dean

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By 6:00am on Monday morning neighborhoods came alive again, with people assessing damages, bailing out water, cleaning up and clearing the streets in front of their homes. Many have to face the unfortunate future with new roofing costs, not to mention the constant state of current discomfort without running water or electricity in many areas still by Tuesday.

Solidarity in its best form is what the aftermath of this hurricane has brought to Jamaican communities. Each one is now being encouraged to lend a helping hand to others in need following the storm.

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Posted by yardFlex at August 22, 2007 08:31 AM

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Posted by: Shelly on August 22, 2007 01:40 PM

Thank God its over and we didn't have much casualties. I know this restoration period is hardest for many of us [including myself], but we just have to remember to give God thanks because he has spared our lives and we're still a bit more fortunate than someone else out there. Hands and hearts together, we'll make it.

Posted by: arnold on August 22, 2007 01:56 PM

god bless jamaica i knowe its not a forsaken island

Posted by: Kneegrow on August 22, 2007 02:09 PM

Yarflex.. unuh a fassy.
This is the best unuh coulda post bout the aftermath of Dean?

Who gives a rats ass bout Pegasus?

Please go do some real journalist job pon deh yard people dem. Provide links where funds and food can be sent etc. Ah dat unuh feh go do.
CNN tell us more than unuh to rahtid.

Posted by: oh my goodness on August 22, 2007 07:08 PM

i agree with you my youth is this the best they could do it looks like they took pictures at their yard and the house looks like it was already messed up long before the hurricane

Posted by: soccer player on August 22, 2007 09:04 PM

yardflex why don't you stay consistent with your frocking stories. How come uno only have a few lines like seh uno never was in the hurricane. Maybe yardflex is a forien flex or something. Why no news if people dead or casualties or even better pictures showing the after math and only where uno live. this site has lost it ratings to ra**

Posted by: sexy jhadae on August 23, 2007 04:42 AM

The comments about "is this the best yardflex can do" are so true.....i was expecting to see a proper report....i personally heard that too lives have been taken....1 of a 14 year old girl and the other of a 40+ man.....i alos heard that they were sum casualties from "looting"...i.e police shot sum ppl dem ketch a loot....again i dont kno how true these information are...cuz i'm in london....enuff of that tho...

I sincerely hope everyone in Jamaica will get thru this devastation.... May GOD continue to bless our beautiful island of Jamaica...

Posted by: Fameka on August 23, 2007 09:47 AM

First I like to give the proper thanks to god that the lives were spared, and I feel that this topic should have been touched upon a little more than it was so that the people that are not there can see the island and what it did to the homes,and the wonderful land that harvest.

Posted by: Wade Cameron on August 23, 2007 04:14 PM

Thanks God nuhing big did happen dong a Jamaica. Mi pay respeck to all de people dem who a rebuild and a get dem life back togedha.

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