Hurricane Beryl’s landfall in Trinidad and Tobago
Waves crashed into the sea wall after Hurricane Beryl made landfall, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. (Photo: Reuters)
Senior Hurricane Specialist at the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida.
John Cangialosi inspected a satellite image of Hurricane Beryl, the first hurricane of the 2024 season. The storm was centered 30 miles west-northwest of Carriacou Island. (Photo: AFP)
People stranded at Piarco International Airport
People queued at a counter in the Piarco International Airport as several flights were canceled due to Hurricane Beryl, in Piarco (Photo: Reuters)
Damage caused by Hurricane Beryl
Damaged boats rest on the shore after the passing of Hurricane Beryl at the Bridgetown Fish Market, Bridgetown, Barbados (Photo: AFP)
Fishing boats piled up at shore
Damaged fishing boats piled up against each other after Hurricane Beryl at the Bridgetown Fish Market, Bridgetown, Barbados (Photo: AFP)
Rescuing the boat
Fishermen pull his boat damaged by Hurricane Beryl back to the dock at the Bridgetown Fisheries in Barbados. (Photo: PTI)
Devastation caused by the cyclone
A boat ended up in a tree after the passage of Hurricane Beryl in Oistins Gardens, Christ Church, Barbados. (Photo: AFP)
Hurricane Beryl passes Barbados
Collapsed scaffolding hangs on a building after Hurricane Beryl passed in Bridgetown, Barbados. (Photo: Reuters)
Aftermath of Hurricane Beryl in Barbados
Debris fills a street in the Hastings neighborhood after Hurricane Beryl passed in Bridgetown, Barbados. (Photo: Reuters)
Sigh of relief Christ Church and Barbados
Staff from the Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure cleared sand from the south coast's main road after the passage of Hurricane Beryl in Christ Church, Barbados. (Photo: AFP)
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