Last time, I was writing about the damages of both hurracanes, Harvey and Irma, in Texas and Puerto Rico. I how to avoid the storms, and precautions we should take. This was my last post on this subject:
https://steemit.com/harvey/@avance2010/hurricanes-season-damages-and-destruction#@steemking777/hurricanes-season-damages-and-destruction-comment
Today I found out that Irma left a lot of damages in Cuba, mainly in Northern Las Villas. It entered zones that no other cyclone have entered before. Cuba is a place where people have no resources. Not like Miami, where a storm is a great time to sale food, materials, gas. In other words, better than "Black Friday" in the month of September.
This place was the biggest restaurant and hotel in the 40's and 50's of a little town by the name of Camajuani. For years it had been closed asking for a restauration that never was done and probably now it is going to be completely demolished.
From Ciber Cuba, I was able to get this video.
To me, it is too scary to see not only the damages of the hurracane, but also those people in a bycicle, running through the water, with electric cables hitting water, a conductor of electricity. They are risking their life, even after the storm.
And then, I read a very well documented article, saying than since 1940's certain governments are trying to do cloud seed to bring rain and storms to certain areas. And that, in USA, we have 14 states that participate in a project of cloud seed. Machiavellian minds that are looking for destruction, instead of making a better life!
Thanks for sharing... Love it.
Thank you for sharing this information! This is indeed a desperate situation for many islands and communities. I run a foundation and today we were discussing how to use blockchain to fast-track the recovering after hurricanes and other natural disasters. We then made a post that maybe you would be interested in reading on this subject. Please feel free to write your input there as well:
https://steemit.com/blockchain/@cryptotequila/blockchain-vs-hurricanes-let-s-think-outside-the-box
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