‘Worse than Ivan’ - Chilling warning from eastern Caribbean

🔴 | The first footage out of the eastern Caribbean in the wake of Hurricane Beryl makes chilling viewing for those still in the projected path of the “extremely dangerous” early season storm.
“I experienced Ivan already. This is worse,” one resident on the tiny island of Carriacou said in a video report.
Initial reports indicate at least four people were killed in Grenada and St. Vincent and the Grenadines as the Category 4 storm - packing winds of up to 150 miles per hour - plowed through the windward islands. There was also damage in Barbados where the Indian World Cup Twenty20 champions were stranded following their victory in the tournament final on Saturday.
Carriacou, part of Grenada, was in the immediate path of the storm.
Weather reporter Jonathan Petramala flew in to witness the hurricane’s passage. In a video report he described how the roof was ripped off his hotel.
“This island is shredded. Its people are in desperate need of help,” he explained to the camera as he roamed the rubble-strewn streets of the island.
📌 For the latest information on storm activity in the Cayman Islands, as well as information on how to prepare for hurricane season, visit Storm Centre.
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📸 Photo: A.Reid/BGIS

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That resident speaking about the aftermath is from Barbados not Carriacou as indicated.