Jamaica Gleaner Gallery | After the floods

Gallery | After the floods

Scenes from the devastation left by the passage of Tropical Storm Nicole.

Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
Marine police process a scene on Michael Manley Boulevard after a body was washed up, September 30, 2010.

Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
A Jamaica Public Service Technician repair a falling JPS pole on East Queen Street in Kingston, September 30, 2010.

Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
A Jamaica Public Service Technician repair a falling JPS pole on East Queen Street in Kingston, September 30, 2010.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer.
Damage to the road infastructure in Caymanas Bay St Catherine.

Photo by Barrington Flemming

RAFTING ON THE....: This resident of Copperwood in South St. James popularly called Willie built a bamboo raft which he used to transport people from one point to the next in the community after flood waters from the heavy rains which have been pelting the island rose to more than 25 feet submerging more than three houses. The structure in the background is still under construction and would house a commercial interest as well as house the owners.

Photo by Barrington Flemming

SUBMERGED!! It is just a section of this roof which is visible after more than 25 feet of water submered sections of the Copperwood community in South St. James. Residents are concerned about an outbreak of waterbourne diseases citing that the flood waters washed through pit latrines which are a feature of the area.

Dalton Laing photo

This house in Kingswood, Westmoreland was flipped upside down during the passage of a freak storm in the parish on Tuesday evening. There were no reports of injuries to its occupants

Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
A section of a road in august Town, St Andrew, which was damaged during heavy rain associated with Trpopical Storm Nicole on Wednesday.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer.
Reident's catching Fish on the bank's of The Rio Cobre on Wednesday 29.9.2010.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer.
Rails that have been damaged in the Gorge on Thursday 30.9.2010.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer.
Rocks that have blocked a section of the Road way in the Gorge on Thursday 30.9.2010.

Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer.
This Truck Driver takes the risk to drive in the deep Waters on the Mandela Highway in St Andrew on Thursday 30.9.2010.

Rudolph Brown/Photographer
A collapsed wall behind shops at the Market Place in St Andrew, above the Sandy Gully. The wall broke away during the heavy rainfall associated with Tropical Depression 16, which was later upgraded to Tropical Storm Nicole last week.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Flood waters in Pedro River St.Ann.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Flood waters in Pedro River.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Flood waters in Pedro River.

Ian Allen/Photographer
Flood waters in Pedro River.

Ian Allen/Photographer
House on Riverside Drive in Havendale St.Andrew which was flooded out during rains from Tropical Storm Nicole las Wednesday night.

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