CONCRETE FLYING//Hurricane Beryl Survivors From Union Island and Canouan Share Their Experiences

@samsgiftedhands3998 hace 14 días

Thank you for your caring love and support. Please call Mr. Kimani Laynes, the shelter manager for Dr. JP Eustace Memorial Secondary School in Edinboro/St.Vincent mainland. His number is 784- 431-3383. He is amazing and can assist if you have any further questions. Molisha Grant is the last lady in the video. She is a survivor from Union Island. Her number is 784-455-1823. Thank you!❤❤❤❤❤

@dorothyporter7717 hace 14 días

The shelter manager is definitely a great person and should be commended and rewarded. Heartfelt sadness to all the people. It appears that the Hurricane wasn't ordinary at all.

@denisejohn9569 hace 14 días

God bless you all ❤

@plugg999 hace 14 días

The poor people are traumatized they will need professional counseling over and above material possessions.

@eunicepitt5339 hace 14 días

Lord havre mercy st.Vincent shelter people in Soufriere time now is hurricane time the country well strong brother thank God for life don't study material things they're only for a time you have life oh life be thank

@martinmcintyre2548 hace 14 días

Thank you for the interview. I was wondering what happened to my brother, and God directed me to your channel and here he is. Thank you. Do you know how we can get connected with the shelter .❤

@onikaconstantine8861 hace 12 días

💙💛💚

@tishkerrville8942 hace 14 días

So many live in Sin & treat Mother 🌏 so badly plus they have been controlling the Weather for decades. This combination has made this Planet a horrifying place to live. I feel sorry for all the children in this World.