Normalcy has returned to the island’s tourism sector after Jamaica was spared the brunt of Hurricane Matthew. The system, which did not make landfall in Jamaica, is now making its way along the western coast of Haiti. This as the Meteorological Service of Jamaica has indicated that though Matthew remains a Category 4 system the tropical storm warning has been discontinued, as the system is no longer considered a threat to the island. They have underscored that severe flooding is less likely today as the system moves further away from Jamaica.
Ofisi ea Boitokisetso ba Likoluoa le Tsamaiso ea Ts'ohanyetso (ODPEM) e theotse lits'ebetso Setsing sa Naha sa Ts'ebetso ea Ts'ohanyetso (NEOC) ho ea ts'ebetsong ea Level 1, ka lebaka la phokotso ea boemo ba ts'okelo ba Leholiotsoana Matthew. Ka lebaka leo Setsi sa Ts'ebetso ea Ts'ohanyetso ea Bohahlauli (TEOC), se fumanehang Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, se se se sa sebetse.
Boema-fofane ba machaba ba Sangster bo ntse bo tsoela pele ka ts'ebetso e tloaelehileng ha boema-fofane ba machaba ba Norman Manley bo khutlela tšebetsong khafetsa har'a mpa ea motšehare kajeno. Likou tsohle tsa leoatle le tsona li tla buloa ka 3:00 thapama kajeno, ha likepe tsa likepe li reretsoe ho fihla koung hosane ka la 5 Mphalane.
Ha a ntse a babatsa balekane ba bohahlauli ka ho ba seli nakong ea ho feta ha Matthew, Letona la Bohahlauli, Hon. Edmund Bartlett o hatelletse hore "mesebetsi ea bohahlauli e se e khutlela setloaeling joalo ka ha Jamaica Hotel le Mokhatlo oa Bahahlauli (JHTA) o hlalositse hore ha ho so be le litlaleho tsa tšenyo ho mekhatlo ea bohahlauli mme balekane bohle ba bohahlauli ba boetse mesebetsing e tloaelehileng."
“Tloaelo e boetse e khutlela moruong o pharalletseng ha makala ohle a mmuso, mafapha le mekhatlo e buloa hape ka 10:00 hoseng kajeno mme likhoebo tsa lehae li khutlela mesebetsing e tloaelehileng. Sistimi ea lipalangoang tsa sechaba e boetse e qalile ts'ebeletso e lekanyelitsoeng kajeno. Kahoo ruri Jamaica e buletsoe khoebo, ”a eketsa.
