All roads affected by heavy rainfall reopened, says NWA

October 26, 2026

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The National Works Agency (NWA) is reporting that all roads impacted by heavy rainfall over the last three days have been reopened.

The NWA, in a statement on Monday, said the affected roads were in St Thomas, Clarendon, St Ann, St Catherine and Portland.

NWA Manager of Communication and Customer Services Stephen Shaw said the corridors were impacted by landslides, debris flows and flooding.

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