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Some Grand Bahamians Unfazed by Hurricane Ian
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Allen Russell, a resident of Grand Bahama says he has witnessed many storms and is not particularly worried about hurricane Ian.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Allen Russell, a resident of Grand Bahama says he has witnessed many storms and is not particularly worried about hurricane Ian.
Russell says he remains up to date with weather reports which is why he has decided to rest and read a book, today.
Residents on Bimini and Grand Bahama may experience forceful winds as Hurricane Ian is now moving at 155mph and is expected to make landfall between Punta Gorda and Fort Myers in Tampa, Florida.
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