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Answer#1: yes I think you should, better to be on the safe
side :)
Answer#2: It depends how much damage is done. Hopefully
Jamaica will not be in too bad shape and the clean
up will only last a few days. I read if the
hurricane is really bad, they may postpone
elections for 30 days. As far as the election
goes, there has been some problems in the past,
but if your paying all that money to stay at
Sandals, you probably wont be leaving the resort
much. The party colors are orange for PNP and
green for JLP. Don't go around dressed from head
to toe in either. I just got back and traveled
around the entire island. There wasn't much
tension but people were representing by wearing
their party colors, having rallies and the
traveling around in trucks with speakers blasting
the parties agenda. You should be fine.
Answer#3: If I were in your position I would change my
plans.
Answer#4: Agree on the being safe ... than sorry , Hurrican
Dean is going towards that direction as of now
...dont recommend it to travel now to any of the
islands of the Caribbean because of that.
Answer#5: The hurricane hasn't hit Jamaica yet. I would wait
on making a decision until you know what damage
has been done, it may be very minimal. I have a
trip to St. Lucia on the 29th and unless the
airport is still closed I intend to go. Most of
the damage consisted of flooding and overturned
trees, which will probably be cleared up by the
time I leave.
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