Hurricane Beryl: Britons keeping relief effort on the radar

People living in the Caribbean are still dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl three weeks ago.

The tropical storm battered several islands such as Jamaica, St Vincent and Grenada with heavy rain and winds up to 130mph (215km/h).

In Jamaica, according to the UK government, power supplies, communications and water supplies are still disrupted.

It’s also warned, external that there’s a risk of contracting diseases from contaminated water as a result of heavy rainfall.

The country is trying to rebuild roads and buildings destroyed by the high winds but that’s expected to take some time, particularly in rural areas.

Nearby islands have donated to the relief effort and the UK government said it was making up to £500,000, external ($647,000) available to affected areas.

But others are also trying to help.

BBC Newsbeat visited a Hurricane Beryl fundraiser at Moko in Tottenham, north London, to speak to some of them.