I’m so worried about the Carribean! My aunt and uncle were hit badly by both charley and frances (in Florida) and I’m headed to Aruba/Curacao in 2 weeks. Keep me posted on what happens if anyone of you has information! I heard there were 9 deaths…my thoughts and prayers are with you all…
PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW IT IS THERE. I HAVE MY DAUGHTER,SON-IN-LAW & GRAND-DAUGHTER THERE ON VACATION. THEY ARE STAYING AT LA CABANA RESORT IN ARUBA. I AM SO WORRIED ABOUT THEM. WE JUST WENT THROUGH 2 (CHARLEY & FRANCES) IN FLORIDA. PLEASE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANK YOU.
NANCY
Could you tell me what you know about the situation in Riversallee St. Patricks?
How is the situation with the damage. What do you know about the families Philbert and Joseph?
I am deeply worried about my fellow grenadian brothers and sisters. I would like for everyone in the caribbean to say a word of prayer for grenada. I was fortunate to communicate with some of my family memembers after the devastation.
I would like some information about the town og grenville. i have family there that i am unable to have any contact with. any info from grenville will be appreciated..
Hi,
We are about to cruise on the 12th from puerto rico, to grenada aruba st thomas st kitts and venezuela…Is there any hope it will turn out just fine??
At the moment there are some heavy rains there in curacao and bonaire. there are also 5 meters high waves on the north coast of bonaire. The hurricane is moving with a speed of 28km/h, WNW. the eye of the hurricane will pass bonaire at some 150 km north of the island…. there will be some damage caused by strong winds, but nothing serious so far. the people there are very good prepared, they are well informed by the government. th eye of the hurricane will pass bonaire at approx. 19:00 local time. GOD help them all!!!
Hi Jane, I read your message. Does your dad know anything about St. Patricks. Is there some kind of Communication in Greneda? We are very worried about our family members:Joseph and Philbert
I compiled information from different people from a message board and send it to my family in Curacao on the situation in Greneda
Maybe this might help some of you out there trying to find info about Greneda.
A Battalion from Trinidad landed at 1 p.m today to assess damages and assist
with island wide clean up and restoration. Telephone Land lines will not be
restored before 4-5 days.Most people with initial cellular contact are
unable to charge their batteries so contact via cellular is reducing. An
extremely high percentage of households have been destroyed, I do not want
to quote the % given until they are absolutely certain , but the radio
reports coming in from Grenada to Barbados are describing the island as a
“total wreck”. There is another team heading from Trinidad to Grenada
tonight and they are responsible for assessing damage in order to provide
the necessary aid from Trinidad. They will also be responsible for locating
and finding people and will post an “enquiries website” for persons who want
to contact them directly for information on friends and relatives. Sad to
say, they will also be posting the deceased list as soon as they can
positively identify people.
Information from a caller at Cable & Wireless states that words cannot describe the area overlooking the Wharf. “It’s like someone dropped a bomb” total destruction.
.
Date: September 08, 2004 at 17:14:17
From: CB
Subject: Info on St. George’s
I spoke with my cousin on Market hill earlier about 4 today. This is what she told me while we were able to talk.
The following places in St. George’s are damaged, in fact “mash up” was the expression that she used.
Convent
Mother Rose (St. Louis girls RC)
PBC
Catholic church
Anglican church
Presbyterian church
Court house
House of Parliament
Norton Hall
Stadium (gone)
Darbeau hillside (littered with houses)
Tanteen flooded, playing field, at least 3 feet of water on the netball court
Lowthers lane – everything
Anglican highschool
GBSS
Palmer school – partially damaged
Springs school
In Springs from Chichester nursing home going back inside of Dixie, all houses severly damaged.
Vandalism, looting in Marketing board, Foodland, Decol, Andall
Date: September 08, 2004 at 17:13:40
From: WindjammerTourist
Subject: Re: Grand Anse
I believe it was one of the Cherman’s who got a call out. Said they were alive and uninjured. I’ve stayed at Flambouyant. If Coyoba was destroyed, so was Flamboyant. Mariposa was reported earlier as heavily damaged. Don’t know about Cinnamon Hill. All areas on the southern end seem to be the worst. Not that any area escaped unscathed.
RICHMOND HILL COMPLETELY DESTROYED
Previous reports have Coyoba Resort destroyed. No word on the guests whereabouts or condition. Most of Grande Anse Beach area was devastated.
Does anyone know the situation in Grandmal, Mt Moritz and surrounding areas. I am worried about my Uncle he lives alone and is disabled. I have been trying to call but can’t get through.
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I’m so worried about the Carribean! My aunt and uncle were hit badly by both charley and frances (in Florida) and I’m headed to Aruba/Curacao in 2 weeks. Keep me posted on what happens if anyone of you has information! I heard there were 9 deaths…my thoughts and prayers are with you all…
PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW IT IS THERE. I HAVE MY DAUGHTER,SON-IN-LAW & GRAND-DAUGHTER THERE ON VACATION. THEY ARE STAYING AT LA CABANA RESORT IN ARUBA. I AM SO WORRIED ABOUT THEM. WE JUST WENT THROUGH 2 (CHARLEY & FRANCES) IN FLORIDA. PLEASE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANK YOU.
NANCY
Could you tell me what you know about the situation in Riversallee St. Patricks?
How is the situation with the damage. What do you know about the families Philbert and Joseph?
I am deeply worried about my fellow grenadian brothers and sisters. I would like for everyone in the caribbean to say a word of prayer for grenada. I was fortunate to communicate with some of my family memembers after the devastation.
I would like some information about the town og grenville. i have family there that i am unable to have any contact with. any info from grenville will be appreciated..
Hi,
We are about to cruise on the 12th from puerto rico, to grenada aruba st thomas st kitts and venezuela…Is there any hope it will turn out just fine??
Pam
Update on Ivan.
At the moment there are some heavy rains there in curacao and bonaire. there are also 5 meters high waves on the north coast of bonaire. The hurricane is moving with a speed of 28km/h, WNW. the eye of the hurricane will pass bonaire at some 150 km north of the island…. there will be some damage caused by strong winds, but nothing serious so far. the people there are very good prepared, they are well informed by the government. th eye of the hurricane will pass bonaire at approx. 19:00 local time. GOD help them all!!!
Radio Karpata.
Hi Jane, I read your message. Does your dad know anything about St. Patricks. Is there some kind of Communication in Greneda? We are very worried about our family members:Joseph and Philbert
I compiled information from different people from a message board and send it to my family in Curacao on the situation in Greneda
Maybe this might help some of you out there trying to find info about Greneda.
A Battalion from Trinidad landed at 1 p.m today to assess damages and assist
with island wide clean up and restoration. Telephone Land lines will not be
restored before 4-5 days.Most people with initial cellular contact are
unable to charge their batteries so contact via cellular is reducing. An
extremely high percentage of households have been destroyed, I do not want
to quote the % given until they are absolutely certain , but the radio
reports coming in from Grenada to Barbados are describing the island as a
“total wreck”. There is another team heading from Trinidad to Grenada
tonight and they are responsible for assessing damage in order to provide
the necessary aid from Trinidad. They will also be responsible for locating
and finding people and will post an “enquiries website” for persons who want
to contact them directly for information on friends and relatives. Sad to
say, they will also be posting the deceased list as soon as they can
positively identify people.
Information from a caller at Cable & Wireless states that words cannot describe the area overlooking the Wharf. “It’s like someone dropped a bomb” total destruction.
.
Date: September 08, 2004 at 17:14:17
From: CB
Subject: Info on St. George’s
I spoke with my cousin on Market hill earlier about 4 today. This is what she told me while we were able to talk.
The following places in St. George’s are damaged, in fact “mash up” was the expression that she used.
Convent
Mother Rose (St. Louis girls RC)
PBC
Catholic church
Anglican church
Presbyterian church
Court house
House of Parliament
Norton Hall
Stadium (gone)
Darbeau hillside (littered with houses)
Tanteen flooded, playing field, at least 3 feet of water on the netball court
Lowthers lane – everything
Anglican highschool
GBSS
Palmer school – partially damaged
Springs school
In Springs from Chichester nursing home going back inside of Dixie, all houses severly damaged.
Vandalism, looting in Marketing board, Foodland, Decol, Andall
Date: September 08, 2004 at 17:13:40
From: WindjammerTourist
Subject: Re: Grand Anse
I believe it was one of the Cherman’s who got a call out. Said they were alive and uninjured. I’ve stayed at Flambouyant. If Coyoba was destroyed, so was Flamboyant. Mariposa was reported earlier as heavily damaged. Don’t know about Cinnamon Hill. All areas on the southern end seem to be the worst. Not that any area escaped unscathed.
RICHMOND HILL COMPLETELY DESTROYED
Previous reports have Coyoba Resort destroyed. No word on the guests whereabouts or condition. Most of Grande Anse Beach area was devastated.
This link to the Clark’s Bay Marina has new info. Woburn in bad shape as well
http://www.clarkescourtbaymarina.com
Does anyone know the situation in Grandmal, Mt Moritz and surrounding areas. I am worried about my Uncle he lives alone and is disabled. I have been trying to call but can’t get through.
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