A recent report claims that well over 4,500 people in Puerto Rico died as a result of Hurricane Maria and its aftermath
When temperatures on upper floors topped 100 degrees, patients had to be transferred to tents in the parking lot
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The United Jewish Appeal Federation of New York and the Afya Foundation have brought $3 million worth of aid to both territories
FEMA Administrator Brock Long said recovering from the recent spate of disasters will be tremendously expensive
State officials say Puerto Rico was slow to ask for or accept assistance — a charge the commonwealth governor disputes
Jet911 airlift service founder Eli Rowe packed the company’s private jet with thousands of pounds of food and 10 volunteers
The 3,114-passenger ship will make three humanitarian stops in San Juan, St. Croix and St. Thomas instead of cruising to Aruba
More than 140 New York City firefighters, police officers and other emergency workers are in Puerto Rico to help
Clinton First Aid and Rescue Squad is deploying its ASAP, or Alternate Support Apparatus, unit to help in rescue efforts
Twenty-seven members of the Task Force 1 FEMA Urban Response Team have been called to go to Puerto Rico and help rescue and recovery efforts
Nine New York City police officers and firefighters stayed in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Irma
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