After Dorian Bahamians search for missing loved ones
In McLean's Town and across Abaco and Grand Bahama families scour social media rubble and shelters for relatives believed dead or missing nearly two weeks after Hurricane Dorian. Officials warn the death toll will rise as a tropical low threatens more flooding and aid deliveries slow.
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Mclean’s
Bahamas
Dorian
Phil Thomas Sr
McLean
Nassau
U.S. Coast Guard
Trevon Laing
Gold Rock Creek
Laing
Joyce Thomas
Bennett
Freeport
Grand Bahama
US to spend 4 million more on Bahamas relief after Dorian
USAID and the DoD will add about 4 million in humanitarian aid for Grand Bahama and the Abaco islands, boosting shelter food medicine and water aid as thousands remain displaced. The effort includes telecom links for 70 000 residents and follows 6 million already committed. 50 dead 1 300 missing.
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Bahamas
Florida
Dorian
Shavonne Moxey-Bonamy
Kwasi Thompson
Grand Bahama
Abaco
National Emergency Management Agency
Carl Smith
Hubert Minnis
Diego Carey
Miami
U.S
U.S. Agency For International Development
Mark Green
Abaco Islands
USAID
Department of Defense
Atlantic Ocean
South Florida
Congress
Sanford Martin
Freeport
Bahamian National Emergency Management Agency
Martin
World Central Kitchen
Abacos
Grand Bahama Island
Tom Conlan
Sky Aviation Holdings
Pompano Beach
Treasure Cay
Green Turtle Cay
Baptist Health
Shipwreck Park
Rob Wyre
Conlan
Exuma
Herald
Callaghan
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Thomas
US National Hurricane Center
Marsh Harbor
Minnis
Nema
Islands
High Rock
Ayton
Joseph R. Rieger
Rick Scott
Coast Guard
Peter Brown
Scott
Brown
United Nations
TNS
Erick Auguste
Jackson Memorial Hospital