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Hurricane Fiona the latest blow to Puerto Rico’s ailing infrastructure | Nightline

   September 25, 2022  41 Comments on Hurricane Fiona the latest blow to Puerto Rico’s ailing infrastructure | Nightline

Puerto Ricans are reliving a five-year-old nightmare as Hurricane Fiona cripples the island’s power and floods streets. Residents say they are still recovering from Hurricane Maria in 2017.

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41 thoughts on “Hurricane Fiona the latest blow to Puerto Rico’s ailing infrastructure | Nightline”

  2. Same thing happens in the Dominican Republic could be watching tv and boom gone for no apparent reason, they know it will always be a possibility that in hurricane seasons they could get hit yet they don’t prepare themselves or the community in case of a state of emergency, Mother Nature always has her surprises can’t fight against but preparing ourselves as a whole makes a difference

  4. Politicians WANT the power to go out so the PEOPLE cant see how much money they are STEALING
    We gave PR BILLIONS to fix their grid on the last hurricane and they just stole it all
    PEople DIEd from lack of water and we sent them SHIPS FULL of water
    The politicians locked it in a warehouse while their people died
    Please dont make PR a STATE. We already have ENOUGH CRIMINALS in the USA

  10. Does anyone know why we have not used some type of big bomb, to blow these huricains up before the reach any land fall? I am sure that some kind of nucular device without uranium would do the trick…or something in this general direction maybe less powerful, but still effctive enough to take the wind out of one side to disruped it.. Just a though! 🙂

  16. In Aguadilla PR we still don't have electricity after a week of the passing of Fiona. We had little damage from the storm and yet we are still waiting. Unfortunately Luma energy has a monopoly over the island and the corrupt government gets alot of $$$ from them and we the people are screwed.

  24. I once told a guy I would not live in Puerto Rico because of the hurricane a few years ago. He made fun of me as if I was an idiot because it was not a big deal. About several months or a years afterwards Maria and several other hurricanes hit after within this recent years.

  28. Sooo.
    This island gets hit bye hurricanes every year and has for its entire existence. Yet they haven't figured out how to pre plan and my money has to be used to clean it up.
    Even a wimp knows that every Monday he is gonna get his ass beat and plans accordingly yet an entire so called country cant figure out how to plan ahead.
    Guess what, they will get hit with another hurricane next year then the year after that and so on.

  29. There is so much political corruption in PR. Emergency funds and supplies are taken by the government for their own benefit. It's been going on for years and years.

  34. Just imagine when this happens and everyone has electric cars with no way to charge them and this is not a hypothetical, it WILL happen. If their vehicle isn't charged up they will be completely stranded…

  35. God please help them all. Biden is helping immigrants and paying for wars. He could help them. They should have already had help. What is wrong with our Government?

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