Tagged: bahamas, hurricane dorian, instagram
It’s been about a week since Hurricane Dorian struck the Bahamas. Most of the information I’ve been able to gather has been via social media, namely Facebook. YouTube has been an effective resource as well but when it comes to the most up to date posts, it’s hard to beat the immediacy of Instagram.
Since Hurricane Dorian, we haven’t been able to share many Instagram posts – that’s going to change. For the next few weeks, we’ll be posting articles that will feature Instagram posts from specific areas/businesses of the Bahamas affected by the storm. From the Abacos to Grand Bahama, our intent will be to provide people with the most up to date information straight from the ground so to speak. While news reports are helpful, seeing posts unfiltered by the views of a reporter has its benefits.
We’ll kick off the articles with an overall look at the current state of the area of the Bahamas affected by Hurricane Dorian. This is meant to serve as a reminder that an area of this country suffered a devastating blow from a historic storm. As we all move on with our daily lives, let’s take time to pause and remember some peoples’ lives have been permanently altered, a fact they wake up to every day.
Find more Hurricane Dorian updates on specific tourism/hospitality-related businesses and fundraising efforts. This article will be updated as often as possible.
