Footage shows the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Beryl which killed 36 people.<br /><br />Videos show the clean up operation currently underway in Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, after a category five Atlantic hurricane ripped through the country.<br /><br />Sheldon Levene, 38, lives in Kingston, Jamaica and said he escaped the worst of the storm.<br /><br />But he headed to Saint Elizbeth and Manchester which was caught in the eye of the storm to check out the aftermath and help with the clean up.<br /><br />He saw towns without power, schools without roofs and devastated families mourning.<br /><br />Sheldon, a digital animator, from Kingston, Jamaica, said: "They got the eye of the storm.<br /><br />"Seeing the devastation in person was a lot different - a lot of places are without power still.<br /><br />"I was speechless, there were no words. Driving through and debris all over.<br /><br />"Speaking to people, they were traumatized by what happened - the clean up operation continues.<br /><br />"There is a lot of work to do, it is going to take them some time."<br /><br />Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Jamaica earlier this month and the clean up operation is continuing.<br /><br />The death toll of Hurricane Beryl has hit 36 as many people in the state lost power in the extreme heat.
