Hurricane Fiona’s Massive Flooding Destroys New Bridge In Puerto Rico
September 21, 2022
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as posted by the channelHurricane Fiona’s flooding destroys a bridge built after Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. The Majority Report crew discusses there is yet no infrastructure in Puerto Rico to power the entire island, despite it being a US territory. The crew also talks about how the flooding seen in Puerto Rico is similar to that of Montana, Kentucky, and Pakistan earlier this year. The crew also brings up how these are said to be once-in-a-lifetime events, but yet are occurring much more frequently.
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Hurricane Fiona this has been devastating it is shocking that as a country we have not built up Puerto Rico's infrastructure in such a way that you know there can be power on in the country or there could be a lack of power in the country for an entire of the entire population. This apparently is footage of a bridge that was built, it's a new bridge that was constructed after Hurricane Maria and this is just amidst it's disturbing and there are a lot of people suffering in Puerto Rico and once again as a country we don't pay that much attention...
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