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Flooding
published: Monday | July 21, 2008


E: A 'drowning' man clutches at a 'straw'; a shoe-lace sized string which he hopes to use as a rope to pull his car from the gushing waters.

The following sequence shows motorists braving the flooded Yallahs ford in St Thomas despite warning from onlookers on Saturday


B: The water has entered the ford and it is now dangerous. This man pleads with motorists not to attempt to cross the ford.


C: No alternate route just yet. Drivers of cars decide to use an abandoned but elevated part of the ford. The bigger unit braves the water.


D: The water has got to the elevated part of the ford. The driver of this passenger bus leaves the vehicle to clear his driving path.


A: The rain pours down in the hills and the Yallahs river is about to rush to the sea. These men have seen the signs and are warning motorists


F: The driver gets help and is pulled out of the river. He is not leaving anyone behind and returns for one of his passengers.

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