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Jamaica Major Earthquakes of the Past

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The purpose of featuring the history of earthquakes in Jamaica this week is to give hope to the survivors of the devastation in Haiti . Members of the Jamaican Diaspora who grew up in the 40ties and 50ties may find it hard to believe that the Island experienced several major earthquakes. And that the Kingston we knew, was rocked by a devastating earthquake followed by a fire that lasted for days. The Kingston of the 40ties and 50ties was vibrant, prosperous and a beautiful place to see and be seen. There were no physical signs of the carnage, and most people of that time were never made aware of the events. So, to the survivors of the Haitian tragedy we say: “Keep Hope Alive” Please join us as we reveal interesting similarities in the events gathered from ‘Pieces of the Past” published by the Jamaica Gleaner Co and also research done by Dr. Joy Lumsden, English born, Jamaican citizen whose love for history and the Island is heart warming.
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Jamaican Cultural,
Jamaican History,
Dr Joy Lumsden,
Earthquakes,
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