Isolated communities discovered ten days after Hurricane Dorian...

The video discusses the aftermath of a hurricane on Grand Bahama and Abaco Island. It highlights an oil spill from a storage facility and the severe environmental impact. The humanitarian crisis on Abaco Island is detailed, with challenges in aid distribution and evacuation. A village, once home to 2000 people, is completely destroyed, yet signs of life and survival persist among Haitian workers left behind.

What caused the oil spill on Grand Bahama?

• A fire outbreak at the storage site

• Hurricane winds tearing off tank lids

• An earthquake damaging the facility

• A shipwreck near the coast

What is the main challenge faced by the community of Foxdown on Abaco Island?

• Inaccessibility due to damaged roads

• Lack of food and water

• Communication breakdown

• Shortage of medical supplies

What is the current status of the village that was home to 2000 people?

• It has been partially rebuilt

• It is completely leveled

• It is under reconstruction

• It is unaffected by the storm

What is the situation of the Haitian workers after the storm?

• They are rebuilding their homes

• They have been evacuated

• They are isolated with no communication

• They have received international aid

What signs of life were observed in the destroyed village?

• Reconstruction efforts

• People washing clothes

• Newly built shelters

• Community gatherings