Montego Bay, a once-thriving coastal city in Jamaica, now lies in ruins following the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Melissa. The Category Five storm, one of the most powerful to hit the region in recent history, has left widespread destruction in its wake. Large swathes of Jamaica are grappling with prolonged power outages, as critical infrastructure has been severely damaged. Emergency services are working tirelessly to restore electricity and provide aid to affected communities. The hurricane’s ferocious winds and torrential rains have uprooted trees, demolished homes, and flooded streets, leaving residents in a state of despair. Authorities have issued warnings about potential health risks due to contaminated water and limited access to medical facilities. The international community has begun mobilizing relief efforts, but the road to recovery appears long and arduous. This disaster underscores the increasing intensity of tropical storms in the Caribbean, attributed to climate change, and highlights the urgent need for enhanced disaster preparedness in vulnerable regions.