KINGSTON, Jamaica – More than 300 American tourists stranded in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful storms in recent history, were safely evacuated on Friday. The rescue mission was orchestrated by Grey Bull Rescue, a Florida-based non-profit organization. The evacuees, primarily vacationers in Montego Bay, were transported to Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston and flown back to the United States.
WATCH: Americans stranded in Jamaica amid Hurricane Melissa brought home by US non-profit
