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We have to give thanks to Mr Lionel Pinard for the sacrifice he is making on transporting medical students from Dominica to St.Lucia by boat for a few days now he haven’t seen the condition of his house nor see hos wife since the storm because he was in St Vincent I wish him the best of luck that what life is about help your fellow men when you can good job LIO.
WIFI service is now available in parts of Roseau near Digicel building (WIFI) we have confirmed reports from police. personally reports of personnel safety is good so far which is what’s important.
Hard right now. No electricity. Many dead in Point michel and Marigot.
Thank you St. Lucia!
THANK YOU ST LUCIA
If you have friends in Dominica, how do you find out information about their safety? Their names are Wendy and Colin Smith.
Google ‘tdn q95’ for live radio on whats happening on ground
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