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Hurricane Maria leaves Canadians stranded in Dominica
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September 22, 2017
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5:12Now PlayingHurricane Maria leaves Canadians stranded in Dominica. Kamaldi Badlu's daughter Nicole Latchminarine, a medical student, is stranded in the Caribbean with little food and water. Badlu is concerned about how her daughter will get off the island and the lack of involvement by the Canadian Embassy in Dominica.
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