Residents of Cassava Piece look at a section of the road which broke away during the passage of Hurricane Sandy. - Photo by Ricardo Makyn
Members of Jamaica Public Service's restoration team conduct an assessment on Mandela Highway, St Andrew.
A fallen Jamaica Public Service pole at Six Miles, St Andrew.
A broken Jamaica Public Service pole at Six Miles, St Andrew. - Photos by Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
Fallen zinc fencing decorates Stony Hill Road, St Andrew. - Photo by Ricardo Makyn
Hurricane Sandy lashed the island on Wednesday and severely damaged several communities. Below are highlights of the damage.
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