Core Points - Liberty Latin America, in partnership with the Liberty Caribbean Foundation, delivered essential humanitarian aid to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa, including potable water, food, hygiene products, and network restoration equipment [1][2] - The company utilized a chartered aircraft to transport supplies to Kingston, where local teams began immediate distribution to affected communities [2] - Liberty Caribbean Foundation is calling for public and corporate donations to support ongoing relief efforts and long-term recovery programs [2] Company Overview - Liberty Latin America operates in over 20 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, providing communications and entertainment services, including digital video, broadband internet, and mobile services [3] - The company also offers enterprise-grade connectivity and IT solutions to a diverse range of customers, including small businesses and government agencies [3][7] - Liberty Caribbean, part of Liberty Latin America, delivers broadband, mobile, video, and voice services across the Caribbean under the brands Flow and BTC [6][7] Emergency Response - Liberty Latin America is collaborating with Starlink Direct to Cell to provide emergency connectivity services in Jamaica post-Hurricane Melissa, enabling access to data and communication services [10][11] - The company is committed to supporting Jamaica's recovery efforts and has coordinated with local authorities to ensure effective service delivery [11]
LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA AND LIBERTY CARIBBEAN FOUNDATION DELIVER CRITICAL HUMANITARIAN AID TO JAMAICA FOLLOWING HURRICANE MELISSA