Forgive me is someone else has already posted this...Here's the link...
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u ... ne_ivan_20
Barbados, Grenada Damage Reports From Ivan Via The AP...
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Barbados, Grenada Damage Reports From Ivan Via The AP...
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I hope this is acceptable to put here, it's a report off another board...but with the good hearts here, thought it worthy to pass along.
Hi,
I was speaking to my parents who have been talking to my uncle, Keith Milner, in Grenada. I was asked to send an email to you with the following message.
Grenada is trashed, and they need all the help they can get, they are currently in the eye of hurricane Ivan at the moment and do not know how long the phone lines etc will stay active.
Hi,
I was speaking to my parents who have been talking to my uncle, Keith Milner, in Grenada. I was asked to send an email to you with the following message.
Grenada is trashed, and they need all the help they can get, they are currently in the eye of hurricane Ivan at the moment and do not know how long the phone lines etc will stay active.
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From Stormcarib (someone on St. Lucia, unconfirmed)
"I deeply regret to announce that the have been preliminary and unconfirmed reports that Grenada has suffered extensive damage. The office of the national emergency department has been destroyed and there are reports of
fatalities."
fatalities."
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Re: From Stormcarib (someone on St. Lucia, unconfirmed)
Derecho wrote:"I deeply regret to announce that the have been preliminary and unconfirmed reports that Grenada has suffered extensive damage. The office of the national emergency department has been destroyed and there are reports of
fatalities."
Source?
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It was the Carribean Hurricane Network....
http://stormcarib.com/
You're not going to get major media reports from Grenada for a long time, possibly not till tomorrow moring...commo down, major networks and newspapers obviously don't keep someone there and I'm sure none sent anyone there before landfall.
http://stormcarib.com/
You're not going to get major media reports from Grenada for a long time, possibly not till tomorrow moring...commo down, major networks and newspapers obviously don't keep someone there and I'm sure none sent anyone there before landfall.
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Cape Verde wrote:<I>
If the storm's track continues, it could hit the island of Hispaniola, where floods in May killed more than 3,000 people on the Haitian-Dominican border.
</i><P>Huh? The storm is tracking west. Did somebody move Hispaniola when I wasn't looking?
My map still shows where it's always been *sigh*
Someone email them the latest NHC track.
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