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Dominica Government endorsed 2 GoFUndMe initiatives; as part of relief efforts for the island following the passage of tropical storm Erika Thursday. The Erika relief fund by the Dominica Ontario Association collected CAD $20,000 to date. The Relief & Development fund in the New York area has raised over US $2,000.
Regional Disaster Management Consultant and Dominica’s Former National Disaster Risk Coordinator Cecil Shillingford says crooks will use the opportunity to take advantage of the empathy and generosity of those willing to offer financial assistance disaster stricken Dominica. He advises on caution in endorsing initiatives.
Five hundred and Eighteen (518) residents of Petite Savanne and 121 residents of Dubique were evacuated from these communities by the evening of Monday 31st August 2015. Petite Savanne was declared a Special Disaster Area by Prime Minister Skerrit after Erika.
Flow is reporting significant progress in restoring service to customers and communities affected by Erika. Some areas maintained service during & after the storm, others suffered extensive damage resulting in loss of service. LIME General Manager Jeffrey Baptiste says the priority is to quickly restore service to all affected customers
The USA and the UK are among countries providing aid to Dominica after Tropical Storm Erika. The US Embassy in Barbados said USAID is providing humanitarian assistance totaling US $50,000 for the immediate supply of disaster relief supplies. USAID will provide essential relief items to citizens in nine hard-hit areas identified by government.
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