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August 16, 2004 | LOREN BROWN, Associated Press Writer | Copyright

LOREN BROWN, Associated Press Writer
AP Online
08-16-2004
Dateline: ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada
Tropical Storm Earl unleashed heavy rains and violent winds that felled trees and ripped off roofs Sunday in the eastern Caribbean, while hundreds of people sought refuge in shelters.

Several hundred people fled their homes in low-lying areas of Grenada and moved to shelters set up in schools, said Sylvan McIntyre, chief of the island's emergency agency.

Winds tore off about a dozen roofs throughout the country and flooding was reported in western Grenada, McIntyre said. A nursing home was evacuated, and more than 30 residents were moved to a shelter. No injuries were …

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