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Jay Singh discusses DIGG's involvement in Operation One Love and the consortium's response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.
Jay discusses the current state of global aid, his motivations for the establishment of DIGG, and updates of DIGG's involvement and the work in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa.
November 19, 2025
Operation One Love's blue A-Star helicopter, recognised as "Cayman Islands," has hit 200 flights in 20 days since the response began. Children in isolated communities chant "Today we will eat!" when they see the helicopter approaching.
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November 18, 2025
An additional helicopter has been added to air operations, increasing Operation One Love's capacity to distribute food, water, tarps, hygiene kits, baby formula, solar lanterns, and Starlinks along with solar generators to cut-off communities.
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November 5, 2025
As of November 4, the death toll from Hurricane Melissa stands at 32. Nearly half the population remains without electricity and water access. Over 65 Starlinks have been distributed in affected communities, connecting schools, health centers, and shelters.
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November 2, 2025
John Lyon, Executive Director of Haiti Air Ambulance and Team Lead of Operation One Love, returned to St Leonards, Westmoreland to set up a Starlink powered by solar generators. John served in the Peace Corps in Jamaica from 1998–2000.
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November 1, 2025
While Kingston remains largely operational, the west tells a completely different story. Entire communities have been devastated, with homes either severely damaged or completely destroyed. Thousands of people are still unable to communicate outside of their community.
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October 31, 2025
Over 70 percent of Jamaica lost power during Hurricane Melissa. Operation One Love partner Medic Corps installed a Starlink at the hospital in Black River. Over 150 solar generators are being transported to the southwest to restore connectivity.
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October 30, 2025
UNOSAT estimates that 1.9 million people are affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. Medic Corps arrived to provide support at Black River Hospital. Four crates of solar generators valued at $100,000 landed in Kingston.
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October 30, 2025
Two days after Hurricane Melissa made landfall, images from the area show numerous homes destroyed, vehicles overturned, power lines downed and trees uprooted. Operation One Love has landed in-country and teams are on the ground delivering lifesaving support.
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October 29, 2025
Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as a catastrophic Category 5 storm. Over 6,000 people are currently displaced with 800 shelters activated. The first helicopters with humanitarian aid and medical professionals are prepositioned in Grand Cayman and Miami.
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October 29, 2025
Operation One Love has begun its operations in Jamaica, where Hurricane Melissa has knocked out power to a reported 70 percent of the island. Already in-country and in action only a day after the hurricane, teams from Operation One Love are some of the first international responders to the island.
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