Jamaica’s Minister of International Affairs, Kamina Johnson Smith, says Jamaicans in Cuba are protected following Hurricane Ian’s passing this week.
In a media launch on Wednesday, Johnson Smith stated the Embassy of Jamaica in Havana has reported that each one college students, in addition to home-based and regionally recruited employees, are unhurt.
Though preliminary reviews point out nobody has been damage within the Jamaican group, the embassy stays vigilant for indicators of widespread destruction to infrastructure and property.
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Kamina Johnson Smith additionally stated the scenario of Jamaicans dwelling in Florida, which is was severely affected by Hurricane Ian, is being intently monitored by the Jamaican authorities.
The consulate common in Miami may also be offering info to the overseas affairs ministry, which will probably be shared with the general public.
“The place communication channels permit, we proceed to observe the scenario of our employees and group by way of our embassy in Havana and our consulate-general in Miami and can replace the general public accordingly,” she stated.