I need help to interpret my dream

Dear Pastor,

I had a vision last year and it was not good. I need help to interpret it. In the vision, I was in a JUTC (Jamaica Urban Transit Company) bus which stopped in front of two containers. One of the containers was yellow and the other was pink. A fair-skin woman came out of the yellow container and gave me a paper to read. I gave the paper to another woman on the bus to read it for me.

I looked at the paper and saw what she said was written on it. I gave it back to the woman in the container. I told her what I was told has been written on the paper. She went back into the container and disappeared.

When I looked into the container, I saw a lot of dead babies packed neatly like sardines, and beside them were a lot of water bottles piled up. A little three-year-old girl took one of the dead babies and tried to make it stand.

When I woke up from the dream, I said to myself, 'This is some kind of disaster.' I went into a supermarket to find water and there was only one bottle left. I took it as proof that the vision was real. I went to a man who was standing nearby in the store and asked him if there was anymore water and he said no. I told him about the vision and he said that it is not a good vision.

I still have the bottle of water, because I want someone to give me the meaning of the vision.

Is there someone who could tell me the meaning of the vision?

May God bless and keep you. The world is now going through a very rough time. There are so many dead bodies, and this virus is awful.

Concerned Woman

Dear Concerned Woman,

What is in this vision to interpret? I don't want to sound rude or out of order, but too many people believe that God is giving them visions and dreams and something bad is going to happen to Jamaica. Too many of you are pessimists. You should be positive in your thinking and think good thoughts of Jamaica.

God is a mighty, good God and people can't be preaching about the goodness of God and at the same time giving the impression that they want Jamaica to blow up into pieces. Have a good day, madam.

Pastor