The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) says Jamaicans should plan for the lights to go out during the passage of Tropical Storm Melissa. JPS President and Chief Executive Officer Hugh Grant says rains over the past few weeks coupled with winds and rain from the storm will result in power outages. He assures that measures have been put in place to ensure the company is able to respond to the issues that will arise during the storm. Mr. Grant was speaking at a press conference today. 🔗 Click the link i

The Jamaica Public Service says 71 overseas line workers are on standby to respond to the hurricane when it is safe to do so. Chief Executive Officer and President of JPS Hugh Grant made the statement during a press briefing this morning. He said more than 30 percent of its workforce has been augmented. He said the company is contemplating bringing in additional resources to respond to Hurricane Melissa. 🔗 Click the link in our bio for more 📝 Written by: Clement Reid #IrieFM #News #Sports #Ent

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