VI News Staff 2 years ago

CDEMA urges vigilance as hurricane season looms

The Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) emphasized the critical importance of readiness as the region braces for tropical cyclones and severe weather over the next six months.

Elizabeth Riley, Executive Director of CDEMA, underscored the necessity for governments and residents to be proactive in their preparations.

Speaking at a media conference on Tuesday, Riley stressed that readiness is a fundamental step towards swift recovery in the event of hurricanes, floods, or other natural calamities.

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