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JAMAICA DdisasterPreprednesssi r a Assistance The Office of Disaster Preparedness is-conducting a-nationwide study to identify and manage <strong>Jamaica</strong>'s natural hazards. As a part of this effort, ODP asked each Parish Council to identify areas within their parish which have historically been damaged during storms, hurricanes, floods &"d areas which are likely to suffer in the future from such events. From the lists submitted, ODP selected high priority areas for further in-depth study. These were identified as follows: a. areas of high population concentration were gi en priority over other areasts; b. areas supporting activities important to the regional and national economies were evaluated with priority given to safeguarding the national economy; and c. areas slated for future development by the J.I.D.C. were given priority over areas not scheduled for development. To date, the following priority areaet bve been targeted for dctailed disaster vulnerability analysis: KINGSTON & ST. ANDREW Kingston Water Front Main Gully Courses Rockfort - Paradise Street PORTLAND Manchioneal Long Bay Windsor Buff Bay The Rio Grande Valley ST. ELIZABETH Maggotty New Market Middle Quarters Lacovia Santa Cruz Black River CLARENDON Aiston Kellits Hayes ST. MARY Four Paths Annotto Bay Race Course Baileys Vale - Port Maria (along the Pagee River) Milk River Lionel Town TRELAWNY Falmouth ST. CATHERINE Wakefield Sgarton Wait-a-bit ST. JAMES Montego Bay Anchovy Reading Old Harbour Bay Portmore 36
JAMAICA 3.0 Disaster Preparedness and Asistance' MOVER HopewT1 Sandy bay Lucea/West River Chigwell WESTMORELAND Savanna-a-mar Petersfield ,Whithorn Whitehouse sT.HOMAS Seaforth Poorman's Corner Morant Bay Port Norant Golden Grove Bath 37
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