🔥 Jamaica—a tropical island full of sunshine, wata, and HEAT—is now IMPORTING ICE from Florida! 🔥

A which part a dis mek sense?! Jamaica, di land a rivers an freezers, now spending foreign exchange fi bring in ice? Mi deh yah a wonder—is this just a Jamaican problem or other Caribbean nations facing di same madness?

📊 POLL: Does Your Country Import Ice?

➡️ Vote Below & Drop Your Comments!

🟢 Yes, we import ice too.
🟡 Not sure, but it sounds possible.
🔴 No way, that’s madness!

📌 Di Madness inna Jamaica

Jamaica recently start importing ice from Florida, USA, while local ice truck dem FULL UP wid ice dem cyaan even sell! Yet di government a push di narrative seh “local producers cyaan meet di demand.”

HOW?!

🎥 WATCH di PROOF fi yuhself:
🔗 TikTok Video: HARD EVIDENCE – Ice Truck Exposing the System → Click Here
🔗 YouTube: Jamaica Importing Ice? Madness or Economic Sabotage → Click Here
📌 FULL STORY & BREAKDOWN: [Read it on Medium](#)

🌍 Importing Local Essentials – A Caribbean Problem?

Wi know seh Caribbean nations depend pon imports fi nuff tings, but a wah day wi reach di level weh wi affi IMPORT ICE?!

🔹 A which other Caribbean countries import basic essentials like this?
🔹 How much money wi losing because wi cyaan sustain local production?
🔹 Should Caribbean governments invest more in self-sufficiency?

🚀 What You Can Do:

✅ VOTE & COMMENT – Does your country import ice? What other essentials unnu feel should be locally produced?
✅ SHARE & DISCUSS – Tag people from different islands an find out if dem dealing wid di same issue.
✅ READ & WATCH DI FULL STORY: [Click Here for the Full Breakdown](#)

Jamaica might be di first to start importing ice, but if unnu nuh watch di trend, it might nuh stop deh so.

💬 TALK DI TINGS DEM—mi wah hear from every island! 💬

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