Interview with Hurricane Dorian survivor...

The transcript describes a harrowing experience during a hurricane in the Bahamas. The narrator recounts the shock and unprecedented nature of the event, detailing the damage to buildings and the subsequent evacuation. They describe swimming through murky waters to reach safety at a nearby resort. The narrative concludes with the arrival of rescue teams from London, including RAF doctors and nurses.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to the hurricane in the Bahamas?

• Calm and prepared

• In shock and unprepared

• Excited and ready

• Indifferent and unaffected

What happened to the building where the narrator was during the hurricane?

• The roof blew off

• It remained intact

• It caught fire

• It was flooded

How did the narrator and others manage to evacuate the community?

• By walking

• By helicopter

• By car

• By swimming

What obstacles did the narrator face while swimming to safety?

• Strong currents

• Sharks

• Debris and cars

• Heavy rain

Who arrived in the Bahamas to assist with rescue efforts?

• RAF doctors and nurses

• Local police

• Firefighters

• International tourists