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More Help On The Way For Exuma Flood Victims
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Acting Prime Minister Chester Cooper says Exuma residents have gotten a lot of support since last month’s historic flooding but he says there are new challenges.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Acting Prime Minister Chester Cooper says Exuma residents have gotten a lot of support since last month’s historic flooding but he says there are new challenges.
Cooper says assessments have been conducted, adding he’s working with the Ministry of Finance and the Disaster Reconstruction Authority for additional support.
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