 Kevette Silvera, executive director of the non-profit International Relief Food Agency, Food for the Poor in Jamaica, says all 14 of Jamaica's parishes were hard hit, especially on the southern part of the island. In St. Catherine, Clarendon, Manchester and St. Elizabeth. And the report that we have on the ground is that a number of persons have experienced loss of roof and flooding. And there is concern, there is even more concern because there is a developing weather system as we speak.