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CDEMA: 98 Percent Of Buildings Damaged On Union Island
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – One week after Beryl passed through the Caribbean affecting multiple countries, Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency Executive Director Elizabeth Riley says 98 percent of buildings on Union Island in St. Vincent and The Grenadines suffered damages.
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