Shellshocked and homeless, survivors wait for aid to arrive
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|November 02, 2025
As floodwater swallowed the streets of Jamaica, Brandon Miller, who lost both arms in an accident in 2018, was trapped inside his collapsing home.
"I thought I wasn't gonna survive," Miller, 33, said. "Things were blowing inside, the roof was blowing off, about a dozen trees fell on my home."
By the time emergency responders arrived, Miller's home was half-submerged. His roof, appliances and personal belongings, including his bed, had been lost to Hurricane Melissa's 185mph winds. "It was chaos. The place is decimated right now," he said.
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