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Washed away | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Washed away | Borneo Bulletin Online

CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO (AP) – More than a half million people in Puerto Rico remained without water service three days after Hurricane Fiona slammed into the United States (US) territory, and many spent hours in lines on Wednesday to fill jugs from water trucks while others scooped water from mountain runoff. Sweat rolled down the […]

Bermuda on red alert for Hurricane Fiona as the storm careens nearer after leaving Caribbean - Vimarsana News

Bermuda on red alert for Hurricane Fiona as the storm careens nearer after leaving Caribbean

Over one million homes and businesses are still without power in Puerto Rico Thursday morning after the now-Category 4 Hurricane Fiona made its way across the island.

"We are all isolated": Days after Hurricane Fiona slammed Puerto Rico, several areas still cut off - Vimarsana News

"We are all isolated": Days after Hurricane Fiona slammed Puerto Rico, several areas still cut off

Remnants of landslides and major flooding have left them isolated, and government officials are working with religious groups, nonprofits and others trying to help.

Puerto Rico struggles to reach areas cut off by Fiona - Vimarsana News

Puerto Rico struggles to reach areas cut off by Fiona

Hurricane Fiona left dozens of families stranded across Puerto Rico after smashing roads and bridges and knocking out power across the island.

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"We are all isolated": Days after Hurricane Fiona slammed Puerto Rico, several areas still cut off - Vimarsana News

"We are all isolated": Days after Hurricane Fiona slammed Puerto Rico, several areas still cut off

Remnants of landslides and major flooding have left them isolated, and government officials are working with religious groups, nonprofits and others trying to help.