Jamaican Woman Stranded in Myrtle Beach Amidst Hurricane Melissa
Hurricane Melissa is causing distress in Jamaica and among family members in the Grand Strand.
A Jamaican woman, Moultin, is stranded in Myrtle Beach, expressing worry about her family's safety during the storm.
"I am very worried,"
She stated, lamenting her inability to be with her family. Her family in Cave Valley lost electricity, and their cellphone batteries are depleting.
Moultin is relying on her church family for support and advised her daughter to stay indoors, as her father had boarded up some windows.
Author's summary: Jamaican woman stranded in Myrtle Beach worries about family during hurricane.
- Hurricane Melissa causes distress in Jamaica and the Grand Strand.
- Moultin's family in Cave Valley lost electricity and cellphone battery power.
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