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Powerful Hurricane Irma, who reached level five on Tuesday, the highest category on the Saffir-Simpson scale, is heading for the Caribbean and the southern United States, with maximum sustained winds of 280 kilometers per hour. Irma is already an "extremely dangerous" typhoon, according to the US National Hurricane Center (CNH), which is heading west at a speed of 22 kilometers an hour and threatens Florida. Follow live and live the evolution and trajectory of Hurricane Irma, the most powerful in the Atlantic since records have been made

 
The most solid buildings on the island of San Martin have been destroyed  The four toughest buildings on the French island of St. Martin in the West Indies have been destroyed by Hurricane Irma, French Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said Wednesday, fearing that the destruction would be large.  "The more rustic buildings are partially or totally destroyed," he told the Collomb press. The minister has also warned of floods of more than one meter in the lower districts of the island. Collomb explained that there is still no record of casualties due to the hurricane, although an emergency telephone will be activated to report possible human damage. (EFE) 

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