Oversight committee established to monitor repairs of school damaged by Melissa —Morris Dixon

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September 16, 2026

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Oversight committee established to monitor repairs of school damaged by Melissa —Morris Dixon

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KINGSTON, Jamaica —An oversight committee has been established to monitor the rehabilitation of schools damaged by Hurricane Melissa.

The committee, named the Hurricane Melissa School Infrastructure Recovery and Resilience Oversight Committee, will be chaired by prominent attorney-at-law Rochelle Cameron.

The announcement was made by Minister of Education, Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon, during Wednesday’s post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House.

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