After Hurricane Melissa slammed Jamaica with 300‑km/h winds, Poland reports its 10 island residents were unharmed and diplomats in Cuba are monitoring 19 citizens.
Poles in Jamaica Safe Despite Hurricane Melissa
Polish authorities confirmed that all 10 registered tourists on Jamaica remained safe and unharmed despite the hurricane’s ferocious winds.
The consulate has retained contact with the travelers, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports no information indicating any damage or injury among Polish residents.
Polish Diplomats Monitor Situation on Cuba
When Hurricane Melissa reached Cuba on Wednesday morning, Polish diplomatic services noted that 19 citizens were in the affected region according to the Odysseus system.
Consular staff remain in continual contact with the nationals and have received no requests for assistance. Travel agencies have confirmed the cancellation of tours to the area this week.
Hurricane Melissa Brings Destruction to Caribbean and Tests Diplomatic Readiness
Melissa is considered the strongest Atlantic hurricane of 2025, causing catastrophic damage on Jamaica and prompting Cuba to be placed on alert.
Polish diplomatic missions across the Caribbean are on standby to support relatives should conditions worsen, demonstrating readiness amid escalating Caribbean weather concerns.
