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Large 55 gallon drums in a garage next to a generator to power the basic necessities in his home. he said living in the storm's aftermath is like traveling back in time. >> our great grandmothers used to carry cans of water on their hip from the lake to wash clothes. >> the roadway into the neighborhood was washed away by the storm. there are 40 families that live on the other side essentially cut off from the rest of the town. they are having to figure outweighs to get in and out. and this is one of those makeshift ways, a path so people can walk in and out of their own neighborhood. on the o...

Road collapse is where we found elizabeth diaz caring for her newborn baby boy. diaz gave birth two days before hurricane maria struck and when she left the hospital, she walked out into the ruins left by the storm. her only focus now is caring for her baby who was born prematurely. >> her house where she normally lives is unlivable right now because of the hurricane damage so she's living here and no place for her to take a newborn baby. >> reporter: in the mountains of central puerto rico many residents say they're settling into the reality that a normal day isn't even a flicker of light at ...

They are having to figure out ways to get in and out and this is one of those makeshift ways, a path so people can walk in and out of their own neighborhood. and on the other side of the road collapse is where we found elizabeth diaz caring to her newborn baby boy. diaz gave birth two days before hurricane maria struck and when she left the hospital, she walked out into the ruins left by the storm. her only focus now is caring for her baby who was premature prematurely. her house where she normally lives is unlivable right now because of the hurricane damage, so she is living here, no place to...

Delivering this water to residents is a way of making extra money. santiago delivers the water to nelson vazquez, he keeps two large drums in his garage next to a generator to power the basic necessities in his home, he says living in the storm's aftermath is like traveling back in time. >> our great grandmothers used to carry cans of water on their hip from the lake to washcloths. >> the roads way into this neighborhood was washed away by the storm. there are about 40 families that live on the other side, essentially cut off from the rest of the town. they're having to figure out ways to get ...

To a generator to power the basic necessities in his home. he says living in the storm's aftermath is like traveling back in time. >> our great grandmothers used to carry cans of water on their hip from the lake. to wash clothes. >> reporter: the roadway into this neighborhood was washed away by the storm. there are about 40 families that live on the other side, essentially cut off from the rest of the town, so they are having to figure out ways to get in and out, and this is one of those makeshift ways, a path so that people can walk in and out of their own neighborhood. and on the other side...