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		<title>Puerto Rico is tragic, but don&#8217;t forget about U.S. Virgin Islands</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Puerto Ricans got their first view of the ruin brought on by Hurricane Maria, which swept across the island Wednesday, leaving a trail of destroyed homes, floodwaters, and 100 percent of the territory without power. But they were not the only ones. &#8220;Definitely Puerto Rico — when we can get outside — we will find our island destroyed,” said Abner Gomez, director of the State Agency for Emergency Management and Disaster Management (AEMEAD). “The information we received is not encouraging.&#8230;]]></description>
		
		
		
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