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Five years after Irma and rebuilding is far from being completed.

September 5, 2022

Five years after Irma and rebuilding is far from being completed.
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PHILIPSBURG: ---- It’s been five years since Hurricane Irma and Maria impacted St. Maarten/ St. Martin in September 2017, Irma was the largest hurricane that struck the island after Luis in 1995. However, five years later and the destruction caused by Irma is still visible. Many people are still unable to repair their homes, some people are still lodging with friends and families since they lost everything in the monster storm. Life has not been the same since the passing of Irma and Maria while the pandemic kicked off in March 2020 has added more fire to the fury. One ...


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