Staff members sweep mud out of the Port Maria Police Station on Sunday.
A pile up of garbage on the streets of Port Maria, St Mary.
A flooded section of the Port Maria Police Station, St Mary.
Residents of Port Maria remove damaged furniture from their homes.
Business owners and workers work feverishly to clean up their business places.
A breakaway in the vicinity of Rosemount Road and the St Mary Banana farm.
A collapsed wall at the Port Maria Primary School.
The staffroom at Port Maria Primary School was also flooded.
Heavy rains on Saturday caused flooding in the busy town of Port Maria. Our news team visited the area on Sunday, where mud and debris told the tale of what transpired in the town. Below are highlights.
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