Soufriere Waterfront & Cemetery Washed Out By Storm Surge From Hurricne Beryl

Soufriere residents were busy picking up the pieces after storm surge generated by Hurricane Beryl on Monday inundated the coastal town leaving a huge section of it under water. Parliamentary Representative Emma Hippolyte joined disaster and other officials on Tuesday to assess the damage and to begin restoration efforts

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When there comes a hurricane of this intensity that the country doesn’t know how dangerous it could be, there should be some kind of information sent to them explaining what to expect and how to prepare.

[@imaniislander755]

oh that is sad

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48 minutes in

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St lucia

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Which island is that?

[@johnlaw6735]

St Vincent

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st lucia

[@ronattamurray142]

​@@johnlaw6735you are so wrong
It st Lucia

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Lucia

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Dominica

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The most important thing the St.lucia fishermen needs are adequate boat ramps in order for them to safely remove their boats from the sea with a vehicle. Boat ramps will give them the privilege of removing their boats to safely as far from the sea as they wish in times of emergencies. A boat ramp will save them thousands of dollars in lost, repairs, and livelihood.

[@mavismonrose7902]

Listen stop putting the blame of Mother nature. Nature is not Gender based. Read the creation story. These events are man made. Thank God he stopped them short. We must pray and help the Islands which have been affected. Judgement day is coming

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St lucia