JBC 1988. Real Hurricane Gilbert Footage. JAMAICA DESTROYED. Prime Minister Seaga, Part 1
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Hurricane Gilbert devastated Jamaica, passing directly over the island September 12-13,1988. An extremely powerful tropical cyclone with the eye measuring 40 miles wide, slammed into Jamaica as a category 5 hurricane with winds reaching 175 miles per hour, killing hundreds of people. A one month state of emergency was declared across several parishes, water and electricity services took months to be restored with almost 1 million Jamaicans seeking public shelters.
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Dennis Hall worked at JBC as an evening anchor for a long time. Those were the good ole days.
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I miss that voice one of the best prime minister of Jamaica’’real man . I remember that hurricane my son was only a month …
Wow, I was 20. I remember exactly where I was ... the Sunday evening the sky got red... that's when we believed the hurricane was coming
See what u say .the sky got red that's when unu believed we need to be prepared no matter what
Yes, I remember it very clearly. It was an eerie red/orangish glow not like a sunset. And we had a bit of a breeze around 6pm
I remember being in Mona, St. Andrew and looked up at the sky amazed by how red the sky/clouds were. Most people had heeded the warnings and purchased candles and kerosene oil. Masters supermarket had absolutely no baked products whatsoever. The memories of this monster and the destruction it left behind cannot be erased or forgotten.
That video clip at 3:57 of that zinc flying is so famous. I was 10 years old living in Portmore and remember this day vividly. Luckily, we had concrete slab roof so we were ok compared to others. Wow, this brings back memories 😊
You're right, thank you. It became one of the go-to Gilbert clips.
Thanks for this video as I was very small, and you know how parents are during a hurricane very protective of their children; soi did not get a chance to see anything.❤️🇯🇲
We are here for you, Alli. More videos to come. Share the culture, spread the word. ♥️🇯🇲
Memories..
I was selling stal in Spanish town on railway lane beside 5 burial ground
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I remember this day I was like 3 yrs old From port Antonio this day live in my head rent free. Our house was shattered because we lived in a board house. We had to rush to our neighbors house it was devastating.
I WAS IN THIRD FORM AT HIGH SCHOOL AT THE TIME...WOW..THE MEMORIES...AGE QUOD AGIS.
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My grandfather from a district not to far from Morant Bay in St. Thomas lost his house during Gilbert…
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Gilbert was a force of nature! Still one of the most devastating to pass over Jamaica.
Oh wow this happen when I was 1 years old
I was thinking one year old. My family was literally made squatters by the hurricane. Completely homeless.
An extremely difficult time for your family, losing everything with a young baby to care for. You're from solid, resilient stock. Greetings to your family.
Cause Kingston is Jamaica as we all know. Nowhere else was filmed 🙄
Hi Jackie, sorry for the misunderstanding but this is just a part of the Hurricane Gilbert 1988 News Special. Full video here ( Visiting more parishes) kzhead.info/sun/ocWRmJGBhXxrhXk/bejne.htmlsi=_a42P7gTRqC_A-4T
Omg that was a hurricane anyhow God is good I didn't get much damage
This was the year I was born July 6 1988
Me too. April 1988
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I still think Ivan was worse enuh
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Edward Seaga Jamaica's best ever Prime Minister.
Not the place for political nonsense