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Right now the death toll is at 43, but Officials Say there are uncollected bodies in the streets, and they warn the number will rise, quote, significantly. Bodies are in the harbor. It seems like were in a movie because you hear stories where a mother had her nephew, she had to decide which one was going to live. Assessing the damage from dorian is still in the beginning stages. Areas of the bahamas are in ruins. Neighborhoods are flattened. Dorian hit grand bahama and abaco islands the hardest and the u. N. Says at least 70,000 people are now homeless on those islands. Thousands of people rem...

Trying to just get to safety, a safe haven from the utter destruction Hurricane Dorian left with them. The situation for them back home as you can imagine is unimaginable. The United Nations is saying today that 70,000 people are homeless, thousands more are still missing. Cnns rosa flores is live near that ship carrying evacuees. Thanks so much for being there. I imagine that for many on that ship there must be these conflicting emotions of sadness but also immense relief that theyve now arrived in florida . Reporter you kn. Reporter so many emotions. There are bloodshot eyes, people crying, ...

An area that has seen some of the worst destruction. Cnns paula newton is there. Another day here on marsh harbor, people have come with anything they could carry, quite frankly, anything that survived the storm and have come here to the port in Marsh Harbour we have seen a ferry and boats and helicopter. We have seen the bahamian military here try and keep some calm and really try to ensure people that they will get out in time. We have heard from many saying they dont want to stay here any more. They do not believe it is safe and there is nothing for them food, medicine and just the basics i...

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Know, as one went down we'd go to another one. but no lights, no water, no telephone, and we were locked in for like three days, four days. you couldn't get out. >> and who were you with? >> i was by myself, but there was somebody else that condo wasn't safe. they didn't have hurricane shutters. i had hurricane shutters, so they came and slept in mine. >> reporter: now pat allard is are from massachusetts, and she says that she actually went to the bahamas before the hurricane to take care of her condo, and she said that she's not letting go. she's definitely going to go back and alex, i've go...