Jersey residents are being urged to stay at home for a second day by the Chief of Police as the island recovers from the severe impact of Storm Ciarán.
"It's been a remarkable 12-24 hours ... we've had 1,000 calls into the emergency services, that is unprecedented" - Jersey's Chief of Policeresidents are being urged to stay at home for a second day by the Chief of Police as the island recovers from the severe impact of
He is calling on islanders not to go outside on Friday as teams continue to deal with the storm's aftermath."If you do decide to travel, which I urge that you don't, think very carefully about why you would do that. There are still a lot of obstructions and debris in the road."Hailstones the size of ice lollies pepper Jersey as Storm Ciarán hits
Jersey's Chief Minister, Deputy Kristina Moore, says those forced to leave their homes by Storm Ciarán will have hotel beds for the next couple of days and added the Government is currently assessing the level of damage to make longer-term decisions.
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