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The catastrophic storm caused a humanitarian crisis from which Puerto Rico is still recovering one year later. No town or city was spared. The storm destroyed many houses, dismantled telecommunication towers, and obliterated the entire island's electrical grid. Potable water quickly became non-existent. Many people lost their lives in hospitals and care centers because no power meant no dialysis, no oxygen, and worse. Most hospitals and care

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