Police Appeal for Full Cooperation to Avoid Accidents or Loss of Life
Residents are being urged by the police to stay indoors due to the impending hurricane Tammy, which is expected to hit the islands soon.
The police are also advising residents to take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their families and homes.
If you live in low-lying or flood-prone areas, it is highly recommended that you seek refuge in safer places to minimize the risks of being trapped in flood waters. After the hurricane passes, residents are urged to stay indoors and await the all-clear from the relevant authorities before venturing outside.
The police and fire department will be working with other agencies to respond to emergencies, if necessary.
Additionally, the public is advised to monitor the National Office of Disaster Services-NODS and the Met Office through the relevant media outlets for updated information.
The public’s full cooperation is vital to avoid accidents or loss of life.

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