6 months after Hurricane Maria, where recovery stands in Puerto Rico
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- ABC News' Eva Pilgrim reports live from Puerto Rico, as the island still works to rebuild a half-year after the devastating storm a roared through the area.
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For them to still be able to speak and make an attempt to recover is an amazing feat in itself. They are not giving up
We never give up Puerto Rican here it was an awful time but we got up
Export the scrap metal and use the funds to keep rebuilding..
Use solar ,wind and hydro energy now and less dependency on fuel
Why would they, there's always more money in fuel.
Thanks for keeping an update. My family and I survive the hurricane. The island was helping St. Thomas and parts of Puerto Rico from hurricane Irma when we were strucked. We appreciate what your channel does with these updates.God bless!
Ayoo we are recovering. Some homes still without power but we are recovering.
Nellie Rivera I'm glad that my family is ok.
I was on that bridge last November. It's on my hometown of Morovis. All my family still lives there. And one of my aunts lives in that community that was disconnected from the rest of the town because that bridge collapsed. That community is named San Lorenzo, and is part of my hometown, Morovis. Love it and miss it so much.
I know this will fall on deaf ears.
But what caused the high mortality rate wasn't the direct impact of the hurricane but what it left behind. People in the island just like in the US mainland prepared for 2 weeks worth of provisions. But nobody had provisions for months to a year.
Puerto Rico needs a prepper mentality if we are to avoid a repeat of Maria's aftermath.
Roy CyberPunk true and I live in PR
😢😢😢 Still picking up since Hurricane Maria 😮.So much sadness to see this beautiful Island destroyed 😢. We are strong and will survive all this. God is with us Amen 😢. Puerto Rico 🎉
I'm So Sorry For Everyone Affected, And Everyone Affected With All Hurricanes And Disaster Plz Hang In There And Stay Strong Stay Close To God He Can Get Us Through Anything I'll Be Praying For All Of You
Thanks to all of them guards and angels that voluntary fly to PR and response to help my people in my country. I'm thankful for all your mission.and because people like you will make a difference to become United and strong.you guys are also.love you in the name of the Lord. thanks brother for your entire helps.god bless you all
thank you 🇵🇷
Thank you! I really want to visit the place of Northern Mariana Islands
I watch it and ai still cry
I saw some videos that I had not seen of the terrible effects of the hurricane on the island and i had to cry. It was horrific! Nobody's fault, only nature! The president of the USA did what he had to do, support the governor by calling him while the hurricane was hitting the island, and send the help necessary so it kept functioning, and the USA could get the big chunk of taxes that they get annually. Nothing is given for free!
To this day, there's around 11,000 families without electricity and they were told that it can take two more months. Two fucking more months! That is almost a year without electricity!
and whose fault is that The corrupt Prepa who have received millions of dollars and never ever updated the electric grid which was already worthless We lost power constantly before Maria
lol those purple shirt volunteers trying to look busy
i was going to say the same thing lol
Lmao.
It was categoría 5 not 4
Some of the people who received the good food from the Philip Family will no doubt be back to the island to contribute to helping with recovery efforts because they will never forget the food she cooked for them and her 12 children.
this is great, what about Tahiti .....47 percent of the people affected still live in tent cities!
“Full power by June” lol up my ass I live in Puerto Rico
Although there are people in Puerto Rico that did not loose their homes the lack of water, electricity, materials, hospitals, schools, etc.
Has affected everyone.
. The lack of Political leadership has not shown up. There is a poor communication no transparency. And believe it or not there are areas that still are without water. After hurricane Maria and things in Aguadilla Puerto Rico we’re finally looking better, it presently has for the last 8 days has no running water, the electricity still goes out for hours to days at a time. With no explanation from the companies, they seem to take complains then report saying that no one from that area has complained of a problem. If you speak in English they don’t seem to pay much attention to you, so you need to speak in Spanish. The same goes in hospitals.
jaguarsun2000 I live in Isabela, specially jobos and we are so close to Aguadilla 5 Min drive, and we got power back in feb, water back in jan
All federal agencies have left not that they helped that much to begin with. Volunteers have helped the most anyway.
no they haven't
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Still it's volunteers from the US mainland and all over the world that actually helped the most.
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810 generators on an island with over 3 million people. They’re Americans, and we did so wrong by them.
Where are all the cultures Billionares & Millionares When You Need Them man wtf when Im 1 lifes will change Positively #pray4PuertoRico s/o JLO but there should be way more help
They are waiting for the island to collapse economically so they can buy up the properties. That's where they are. Fortunately the locals and outside volunteers are not going to let that happen.
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Too bad they protested Roosevelt Roads Navel Station and demanded to close it cause they lost a tons of help and billions and billions of dollars that were coming to the Island!!
gary shut if u don’t know why that happen learn history about how they treat them and understand
Dumbass
the issue is that pricans want help help help but are not willing to work,even before the hypercane they crippled the island living off the government, living the easy life now it caught up to them and they dont know what to do.Trump was correct in limiting the help.