Sunday, March 16, 2025

Major land slippage and infrastructural damage in St. Kitts

NEMA has advised that all persons residing or travelling in the area of Fort Tyson Rise are urged to avoid the area as there have been confirmed reports of major land slippage and infrastructural damage in that vicinity.
Officials are currently on scene accessing the situation, and more information will be provided accordingly.
For now, persons are strongly advised to avoid the area for their own personal safety.



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