WATCH: More Haitian refugees land in Jamaica
Haitians who have been rounded up by the police after landing in Portland on Sunday
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October 15, 2023

WATCH: More Haitian refugees land in Jamaica

PORTLAND, Jamaica— Another group of Haitian refugees numbering about 30, arrived at Long Bay, Portland on Sunday afternoon.

A Jamaican man who was at the scene said the Haitians, who were aboard a very small boat, started changing their clothes after coming ashore and then ran off in different directions.

The authorities have so far been able to round up about 20 of them, Observer Online was told.

More Haitian refugees land in Jamaica

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