Jamaica is rebuilding.
Across the island, zinc is going back up, timber is being cut, and families are doing what Jamaicans have always done after disaster — getting on with it. There is resilience in that instinct. There is pride in it too.
But there is also risk.
Because while homes are rising again, the system meant to ensure they are safer is still catching up. And in that gap between urgency and reform, lies a question Jamaica cannot afford to ignore:
What happens if another storm comes this year?
