A chartered Boeing 757 carrying more than 16 tons of medical aid has arrived in Kingston, Jamaica, to support communities hit hard by Hurricane Melissa. The shipment from Direct Relief includes antibiotics, diabetes medicines, first-aid kits, and water-purification tablets for clinics disrupted by the storm. Coordinated with Jamaica’s Ministry of Health and local partners, the delivery aims to restore essential health services and prevent disease outbreaks in affected areas. The rapid response highlights the importance of preparedness and global cooperation in times of crisis.