 Throughout the capital, there's extensive damage. Trees have been felled by gusts of wind and billboards have toppled over and streets are covered in silt. But it's the rural and more exposed parts of the country, especially along the south coast, places like Treasure Beach, that took the full brunt of Hurricane Beryl, with devastating winds ripping off roofs, destroying homes and damaging critical infrastructure. For NPR News, I'm Nick Davis in Kingston, Jamaica.