Hurricane Melissa leaves dozens dead in rampage across Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa caused widespread destruction and left dozens dead across Cuba, Haiti, and Jamaica. The Category 5 storm made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday with winds reaching up to 295 km/h (185 mph), before weakening as it moved onto Cuba. In Jamaica, landslides blocked roads, and homes were damaged by flooding and wind. A landslide in St Elizabeth parish left streets covered in mud and caused significant damage at a local high school. In Haiti, at least 25 people died due to flooding from the storm, with many more trapped under collapsed buildings. The southern coastal town of Petit-Goave experienced severe flooding when the La Digue river overflowed its banks.
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