As rain clouds hung low overhead Monday, residents of Amity Hall became increasingly worried that, unless the Montego River is cleaned, torrential rainfall — like those that lashed sections of St James Sunday — could mean a second- straight day of their homes being flooded. | Collector

As rain clouds hung low overhead Monday, residents of Amity Hall became increasingly worried that, unless the Montego River is cleaned, torrential rainfall — like those that lashed sections of St James Sunday — could mean a second- straight day of their homes being flooded.

Jamaica Observer

As rain clouds hung low overhead Monday, residents of Amity Hall became increasingly worried that, unless the Montego River is cleaned, torrential rainfall — like those that lashed sections of St James Sunday — could mean a second- straight day of their homes being flooded.

As rain clouds hung low overhead Monday, residents of Amity Hall became increasingly worried that, unless the Montego River is cleaned, torrential rainfall — like those that lashed sections of St James Sunday — could mean a second- straight day of their homes being flooded.

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