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SevÂenÂty-four-year-old AnÂthoÂny AllÂsop of MaÂyaro is apÂpealÂing for help afÂter his home of more than two decades was deÂstroyed on SunÂday mornÂing when strong winds topÂpled two large trees onÂto the strucÂture.
AllÂsop, who has lived on the propÂerÂty for over 20 years, was not at home at the time. He said he was on his way from MaÂyaro JuncÂtion when the disÂasÂter struck. “By the grace of God I wasn’t inÂside. If I was, I don’t know what would have hapÂpened,” he said.
His niece, MakeÂba LezaÂma-BapÂtiste, said her unÂcle is now disÂplaced and in urÂgent need of asÂsisÂtance. “On SunÂday mornÂing, as you see, a tree from beÂhind fell on the house. Two trees acÂtuÂalÂly fell on the house. He has, I don’t want to say nowhere to live, but he is disÂplaced. We are hopÂing that someÂbody out there could asÂsist us by lendÂing a helpÂing hand. My unÂcle would greatÂly apÂpreÂciÂate it, and so would I. If anyÂbody could asÂsist us with whatÂevÂer, whether it be labour, maÂteÂriÂals, we would reÂalÂly, reÂalÂly be grateÂful.”
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