Honestly as an asthmatic who suffers with allergies and sinus it's so hard to breathe ... This is the most pain I've been in ... No fresh air to inhale we can't even open a window here in barbados ... I pray God keep us and our neighbors in st vincent safe🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧
Thankyou for the video and info. Prayers to everyone affected. Stay safe. Just a hint though, go horizontally with the cell phone, the video capture will be so much better!
I'm not sure who posted this. La Soufriere erupted on Friday and the ash has affected Barbados. The picture of Accra and the statement that there is no sand is erroneous. The ash is temporarily covering the sand and in a few days will disappear. Our greater concern should be for the people of St Vincent & the Grenadines whose entire country is being destroyed. When the ash stops falling, we in Bdos will clean up and get back to normal. This will not happen quickly in SVG. Let us remember them in our prayers and however we can help let us do so.
Just because ppl suffer to a greater extent in another country, it does not invalidate what has happened in Bim. Both cases are of heaping measures of concern, both healthwise and environmentalwise, neither cancels out the other... God Bless :)
We had one in 2008 the shook the whole caribbean, wile I was recording this I was remembering that day & what I can tell this is not over, far from, this is something that has to be taken seriously...
Our water supply is safely secured. However,our main source of supply is rainfall and this is the dry season so our reserves are a bit low. Nevertheless, most households in Barbados have full access to clean drinking water.
We’ve had eruptions all through time , natural disasters all the time .....mother Nature rules our earth 🌍 At such bad times as this , when people are being rescued and cared for all you can say is the end is here ?? More doom and gloom ..... I say , stay safe St Vincent , look after yourselves and each other......until you return to your island .....love sent from England 🏴❤️
My God! This has the potential to ruin an economy. If the ash tends to become cement, how on earth will your white sand beaches return? As far as you know, is this the case all over Barbados or just the western side?
The ash fall has completely covered the whole island. I just had the same thought about the white sandy beaches that once was, with the ash mixing in with the sand the beaches will no longer have the trademark clear sand.
@@Venusstar22 so sad for B’dos, St. Lucia, and all the other islands affected by our volcano eruptions. I remember Barbados is a flat beautiful island so the ash will travel easily over the entire island. I heard in my spirit “sackcloth and ashes” and pray!
@@annmcb you are very correct. I have been repenting on behalf of Barbados. People do not want to accept that judgement is at our door. Seems like we can't catch a break. Covid-19 did remarkable damage to our already fragile economy and now this. We need to turn out hearts to our creator 🙏🏾
There was an eruption in 1979 and Barbados was inundated with ash but it was of a different texture. The sandy Beaches did return after a while so this too shall pass. The situation is currently fluid but when it's all over things will return to normalcy.
@@annmcb the volcano created the island. The ash from it has made its soil fertile. There is no judgement or supernatural element here. Just a volcano doing what volcanoes do. Live next to one and reap the benefits but also the downsides. A choice to live near a dangerous natural phenomena means that sometimes bad things will happen. If you closed your eyes and ran across the highway there is no judgement if a car hits you....just a predictable normal consequence.
Mother Nature doing what she’s supposed to do......nothing more nothing less Stay safe everyone from st Vincent ......until you can return safely back to your homes ......❤️ sent from England 🏴
Honestly as an asthmatic who suffers with allergies and sinus it's so hard to breathe ... This is the most pain I've been in ... No fresh air to inhale we can't even open a window here in barbados ... I pray God keep us and our neighbors in st vincent safe🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧
If you have access to an N95 or N99 mask, that would be best for you to wear to protect yourself when you can tolerate it.
Thank you so much for showing us what it looks like in Barbados 🇧🇧! Stay safe! I live overseas for 40 years but I was born on St. Vincent!
nice reporting thanks
Thanks you for the video. God Bless
this is terrible! i am a jamaican and i am praying for my caribbean neighbors right now!
Thinking of all my barbados friends holidayed there my heart breaks for you all god bless .stay strong world must step in now x
Thank you, we will be cleaning up for many days,
OMG my prayers up for my smaller caribbean islands cause a lot more smaller islands can get affected🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽Love from a jamaican🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Thankyou for the video and info. Prayers to everyone affected. Stay safe. Just a hint though, go horizontally with the cell phone, the video capture will be so much better!
I live in barbados and all i can see is just ash and dust
Like Pinatubo eruption in 1991 in the Philippines,which is the worse eruption and the time we have typhoon
I Am happy you're showing us but put some gloves on. Be careful
I hope you guys are protecting yourselves and not breathing in that ash
Have faith in Jesus Christ 🙏🙏🙏🙏
It’s looking like a old black and white video 😂
Collect all that valvano ash, you can market it as a building material.
Barbados..... collateral damage from this terrible shit from the volcano. Very sad .
Sending prayers. Sounds dreadful
Prayers true ISREALITES may the MOST HIGH keep you . My family is there . Keep us in prayer
May The Most High bless, protect and deliver you all to safety. APTTMHIY 👑💜🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👑💜🏹🏹🏹👑💜🔥🔥🔥
Bro had the ashy elbows
Thank you my brother in YAH for the video
I was saying to same thing.sir.we are alive thank god
When every day is ash Wednesday. Keep lying about The Ancient Holy One of Israel.
Please take care of yourself don't inhale a lot of that ash .GOD bless you and your island!
I'm not sure who posted this. La Soufriere erupted on Friday and the ash has affected Barbados. The picture of Accra and the statement that there is no sand is erroneous. The ash is temporarily covering the sand and in a few days will disappear. Our greater concern should be for the people of St Vincent & the Grenadines whose entire country is being destroyed. When the ash stops falling, we in Bdos will clean up and get back to normal. This will not happen quickly in SVG. Let us remember them in our prayers and however we can help let us do so.
Don't let the Clinton Foundation help. Watch your kids!
Just because ppl suffer to a greater extent in another country, it does not invalidate what has happened in Bim. Both cases are of heaping measures of concern, both healthwise and environmentalwise, neither cancels out the other... God Bless :)
It isn't over, far from it. I'm concerned about a massive quake in the region just north of Puerto Rico.
We had one in 2008 the shook the whole caribbean, wile I was recording this I was remembering that day & what I can tell this is not over, far from, this is something that has to be taken seriously...
Bye bye white sand
And since they knew it was going to happen and not tell anyone they should be ashamed of themselves
going to happen all over the extremes
Hopefully the ash doesn't have any toxic components such as arsenic or mercury.
What about the water?
Our water supply is safely secured. However,our main source of supply is rainfall and this is the dry season so our reserves are a bit low. Nevertheless, most households in Barbados have full access to clean drinking water.
You professionals take notes
🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸 be safe brothers and sisters may God protect and keep you
Hope everyone families is doing okay
Might be time to evacuate, bru.
I said the same thing cause I know this is not over, that volcano is not done plus there are quakes off the shores of barbados
There is no need to do that
Does it smell like smoke?????
So sorry 😢
No, smells sulfurous
That’s a black sand beach now.
Is Barbados nice clear water
Normally turquoise waters and white sands. So so sad
The beach water is full of ash, when I took this at Accra beach the water was brown, the camera did't really show it
Что это?, пепел?
This not good for breathing in
No tourista dinero. Get ready to tighten those belts.
Sorry for Bajans
Roman concrete
52 volcanos now active....end times are upon us
Yes sir
It's looking bad ..I am praying for all of us... praise Jesus 🙏
We’ve had eruptions all through time , natural disasters all the time .....mother Nature rules our earth 🌍
At such bad times as this , when people are being rescued and cared for all you can say is the end is here ??
More doom and gloom .....
I say , stay safe St Vincent , look after yourselves and each other......until you return to your island .....love sent from England 🏴❤️
@@MrPaultopp it's true though the rapture is imment, I will pray for you
So seek the Lord while He may be found
My God! This has the potential to ruin an economy. If the ash tends to become cement, how on earth will your white sand beaches return? As far as you know, is this the case all over Barbados or just the western side?
The ash fall has completely covered the whole island. I just had the same thought about the white sandy beaches that once was, with the ash mixing in with the sand the beaches will no longer have the trademark clear sand.
@@Venusstar22 so sad for B’dos, St. Lucia, and all the other islands affected by our volcano eruptions. I remember Barbados is a flat beautiful island so the ash will travel easily over the entire island. I heard in my spirit “sackcloth and ashes” and pray!
@@annmcb you are very correct. I have been repenting on behalf of Barbados. People do not want to accept that judgement is at our door. Seems like we can't catch a break. Covid-19 did remarkable damage to our already fragile economy and now this. We need to turn out hearts to our creator 🙏🏾
There was an eruption in 1979 and Barbados was inundated with ash but it was of a different texture. The sandy Beaches did return after a while so this too shall pass. The situation is currently fluid but when it's all over things will return to normalcy.
@@annmcb the volcano created the island. The ash from it has made its soil fertile. There is no judgement or supernatural element here. Just a volcano doing what volcanoes do. Live next to one and reap the benefits but also the downsides. A choice to live near a dangerous natural phenomena means that sometimes bad things will happen. If you closed your eyes and ran across the highway there is no judgement if a car hits you....just a predictable normal consequence.
People you all need to be seeking the Almighty God because Satan wants to destroy lives to hell .
Where are the Church in Barbarous?
They have nothing to say, this volcano ai't done
Mother Nature doing what she’s supposed to do......nothing more nothing less
Stay safe everyone from st Vincent ......until you can return safely back to your homes ......❤️ sent from England 🏴
oh! that is such a shame my goodness...maybe Rihanna will come back to help her home land with all of her millions of dollars...
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼har har mahadev🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Holy cow!!! Get off that island, be safe.
Thanks, think we'll stay put.
I am trust me after recording all this I have made up my mind cause this is not over...
I also had a dream that a wall of water was coming to cover the island