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More than 1 million were left without running water after Hurricane Fiona ripped through the Dominican Republic. It's only expected to get stronger - CNN
9/20/22 at 10:59am
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Hurricane Fiona is continuing its ruinous path Tuesday after devastating Puerto Rico with flooding rain then ripping through the Dominican Republic, where more than a million people were left without running water and dozens of homes were destroyed.
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