Hurricane Melissa – Jamaica – October 2025 (Ongoing Recovery)
Hurricane Melissa made landfall as a major hurricane in Jamaica in October 2025, causing significant damage across all Western parishes. As of May 2026, some communities remain without electricity and piped water, healthcare access is limited in the worst-affected areas, and standing water and debris pose health risks including water-borne and mosquito-borne diseases. The UK FCDO travel advisory flags the ongoing humanitarian and health situation for British travellers.
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Impact verdict
Medium impact. A major hurricane causing island-wide damage to a Caribbean nation carries significant insured loss potential across property, energy, and marine lines, with ongoing public health risks extending the claims tail. However, the advisory does not quantify losses and Jamaica's insurance penetration rates moderate total insured exposure.
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