VIDEOS: Serious Flooding in Several Communities
Well, it looks like the streets of Antigua and Barbuda turned into swimming pools today, with reports of some serious cases of flooding
Several people took to social media to share photos of their flooded community, and in some cases, vehicles were literally underwater.
The island has been experiencing rainfall for several hours now, and although the much-needed water is appreciated and accepted, some residents now have the task of mopping up.
So, let’s hope the sun comes out soon and dries up all that water, or they might need to invest in some water wings!
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