Today my hubby provided me w/ info on #Florida Keys. Geez, I guess they won't be able to re-open the roads there for a while. A LOT of inspections have to take place, first
I read there's a bunch of "live wires" (from power lines, apparently) hanging onto the road, & debris too. Too bad, suppose it'll take them a bit of time to "regroup"... but they're luckier, overall, than the Caribbean island of St. Maarten (& Anguilla )
Today my hubby provided me w/ info on #Florida Keys. Geez, I guess they won't be able to re-open the roads there for a while. A LOT of inspections have to take place, first
I read there's a bunch of "live wires" (from power lines, apparently) hanging onto the road, & debris too. Too bad, suppose it'll take them a bit of time to "regroup"... but they're luckier, overall, than the Caribbean island of St. Maarten (& Anguilla )
STORY HERE: http://abcnews.go.com/US/us-evacuates-500-americans-trapped-st-maarten-hurricane/story?id=49726688
PS : Apparently, 1200 people had t/b evacuated out of St Maarten - Lots of trouble there, and lawlessness