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Nearly a dozen homeowners in Westmoorings are counting their losses after a tornado tore through the area yesterday morning, causing millions of dollars in damage and leaving streets covered with debris.
According to the Diego Martin Borough Corporation Disaster Management Unit (DMU), the storm damaged 12 roofs, triggered two incidents of flooding, and brought down at least one large tree.
The streets hardest hit included Cherry Crescent, St Anthony’s Drive, Rowland Road, and Western Circle, where residents faced powerful winds that tore off rooftops, brought down power lines, and scattered debris across roads and properties.
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