US EditionMore than 16,000 Evacuated by an Overflowing River in Eastern Cuba After Melissa's Coup
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The rescues were concentrated in the municipality of Rio Cauto, seriously affected by floods after Hurricane Melissa.
Evacuation operations continue in #Granma due to #floods caused by Melissa, while the pro-Castro #PuentesDeAmor (Bridges of Love) organizes aid.
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More than 16,000 people have been rescued in areas of Granma province (east of Cuba), which were isolated by floods due to the flood of the Cauto River - the longest and wealthiest on the island- after the severe impact of Hurricane Melissa, state television reported this Sunday.Continue reading....
Floods in the Cauto Valley leave isolated communities and expose the fragility of infrastructure in eastern Cuba
Nearly three thousand people affected by Hurricane Melissa were rescued in the last few hours after half a hundred operations with Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR) helicopters carried out in eastern Cuba. The operations were concentrated in the municipality of Rio Cauto, seriously affected by floods after Hurricane Melissa passed through the Caribbean region that left about 50 dead between Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. After an over…
Rescue the man who got caught after Cauto river flood
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