Así permanecía ayer una de las calles de San Juan Puerto (Puerto Rico), tras el paso del huracán María el pasado miércoles.
STO01. MONTE PLATA (REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA), 23/08/2017. Fotografía cedida por la Fuerza Aérea Dominicana (FAD) de miembros de la FAD participando en el rescate de personas que se encontraban en localidades afectadas por las inundaciones producidas tras el paso del huracán María, hoy sábado, 23 de septiembre de 2017, en Monte Plata (República Dominicana). Un total de 73 localidades de la República Dominicana están incomunicadas a causa del desbordamiento de ríos, arroyos y cañadas provocado por el huracán María, que el pasado jueves se acercó a las costas del este y noreste del país, informó hoy el Centro de Operaciones de Emergencias (COE). EFE/Cortesía Fuerza Aérea Dominicana/SOLO USO EDITORIAL/NO VENTAS
A picture taken on September 22, 2017 shows a cane field destroyed in the locality of Moravie, in Capesterre-Belle-Eau, after Hurrican Maria struck the island of Guadeloupe France will declare a natural disaster for Guadeloupe on September 22 after the island was hit by Hurricane Maria, a move that is a vital step for victims to secure compensation, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on September 20. Under French law, companies or individuals have 10 days in which to file a compensation claim with their insurers for loss in an event that has been officially declared a natural disaster. / AFP PHOTO / Helene Valenzuela
A street covered in debris is seen September 22, 2017 in Roseau, capital of the Caribbean island of Dominica, four days after the passage of Hurricane Maria. Maria previously tore through several Caribbean islands, claiming the highest toll on Dominica, which has a population of around 72,000 and has been largely cut off from the outside world. / AFP PHOTO / Lionel CHAMOISEAU
