Stay say as you can love. Idk what's going on at l. 52 volcanic eruptions in 1 month!? Not any use to you that information but I hope and pray you all get out safe and don't lose anyone you love and that everything will be ok again soon. Got bless xxx
Thank you my dear lady for giving us some detailed information about the conditions after the eruption! From your point of view, we are able to have a better understanding of the imminent crisis
🇧🇧Thank you Ms Mitchell for letting the world know that Barbadians 🇧🇧are SUFFERING😢 from the EFFECT of the volcano ash from St Vincent.🇻🇨covid which took some of our love ones😭and we praying this ash wouldn't take any📖⛪🙏 Our Prayers are with you all in St Vincent🙏📖⛪🇻🇨 And we holding to our Creator for STRENGTH and His Mercies On us🇧🇧🙏📖⛪🙏
This is so sad. Those creatures who have been part of a family is abandoned. I hope they can band together and survive. If the creatures are loose and free to move they may find their own place to hide.
It's sad yes, but we have nowhere to house these animals. People have sought shelter in schools, churches, and community centers. I too wish that we could have saved the animals.
@@AncientOneFamily. I was living in north eastern Yukon so my family and I were very lucky! Some parts of BC in Canada got the ash from Mount St Helens
I lived there for some 5 months in 1983, 4 years after the last significant volcanic activity. I was a medical student at St.George's University School of Medicine in Grenada and we were all required to spend one semester of clinical work at the hospital in Kingston. On an excursion a group of us climbed to the rim of La Soufriere where we picnicked; there was an ash dome in the caldera which smoked. The air was filled with intermittent sulfur smells and there were areas of yellow sulfur all about on the ash dome and elsewhere in the caldera. No one ventured down into the caldera as the walls were nothing but loose crumbly volcanic material and there was no clear area where you could see a way out. The concensus was that if you went in you'd have to get rescued to get out. From the rim I looked out to the sea and there was just enough haze so that you could not really see the line between the sea and the sky. A sailboat was out there and and it looked as though it was sailing from the sea right into the sky. It was magic - Iike Nod or Buffet's Jollyman. I have a photograph. A great memory. Some years later MTV did a short series where some people climbed into the caldera and camped overnight out on the flats aside of the ash dome. It's a wonder they were not overcome by the sulfur gasses. Bet when the wind is right those smells blow away from you. I've been told that the smell is sulfur dioxide and when it hits the water in your respiratory system it turns to mild sulfuric acid: not something you want to breath for very long. Seems they climbed out without a problem. That was then; it must be hell there now. The Vincentians were kind and charming people; my prayers are with them. May they be safe and may their island recover quickly.
We in Dominica are thinking of you SVG! we are lending aid and sending up prayers.... side note: I truly love how well the reporter pronounced Soufriere and Kingstown ... I appreciate the effort to pronounce well.. or maybe she is just that good :-)
The reporter probably knows how to speak French since it is one of Canada’s official languages. And soufrière is a French word. She pronounced it in the correct way.
@@armyfan7288 yes there is but the problem here in st.vincent right now is that I go to NEMO and they saying they don't have stuff which I know to myself they do,the workers taking stuff them home for them personally, that's why am asking for help cause I have a 4 month old baby.
Barbados is over a hundred miles away from St. Vincent. Emagine how much of that ash has fallen into the sea! I really feel sorry for the animals. You can hear their distress in some of the videos. I think the situation is being handled really well.
Barbados is 116miles away.. And has more ash than St. Vincent.. The sea water usually clean itself, because of the salt, thank goodness its not oil which is more dangerous. I pray for the safety of all including the animals..
You are correct. The ashes covered all of Barbados especially in the north which is the closet point to st vincent. It seems we got more ashes that some parts of st vincent.
I just would like to say thanks to you Barbadians for helping us in our time of need. I am truly touched by the outpouring of love from all of our Caribbean neighbors.
@@laughingchanneltv9218 We don't have time for that, help humans first other species come second, plus this is natural, if humans weren't there then they would have still died, its the life cycle
I feel it for the animals as well. They are even more helpless than humans. In disasters the focus is always on human life first, but thankfully there are people who also take the value of animals' lives and wellbeing into consideration in times of crisis. Maybe not as many as there are offering human assistance, but I send positive vibes to the animal rescue teams. May you receive the supplies and man/womanpower necessary to alleviate the distress. May ALL living beings in St. Vincent receive the help needed for healing and recovery.
@Cinder Fall Prayer for mercy and grace on the souls, FATHER MAY YOUR WILL BE SO BE IT. These things must come to pass. Where two or three are gathered in my name ......... Pray with the BELIEVERS others will see YOUR GOOD WORKS. Love your enemy STOP THE DARKNESS, never allow other peoples demon or sinful enemies EFFECT OR AFFECT YOUR SOUL WITH DARKNESS. Send love and truth, have nothing to do with sin. Loving others FILLS YOU WITH THE LIGHT OF WITHIN, then you radiate and shine forth the love and light. Thy Kingdom come thy will be done ! Many people know not or who they pray to or for. Others have given themselves willingly participating in satanic rituals. They are not of us OR THEY WOULDN'T DO THE THINGS THEY DO.
Oh no!!! I started crying when I heard about the animals left behind and the shelter ppl breathing ash. I dear God please help these ppl and pets get water and food, clean air! Omg. 😫😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😱😭
People might not believe me but last two week I had a dream about a terrible volcano before I heard about what was taking place now, It was soo scary tht I had to wake my self out of this dream. Not knowing tht it would have happened in real life. I call my mom and immediately, and told her about it. With tear in my eyes how terrible it was. When It erupted it was very very destructive lava every where and miles high. Rock bigger than a truck falling everywhere 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Spearing nothing in the way. People running but not too fast to get away from it. In my dreams my second daughter said mommy please pray for us please Some of these ppl who was running we're my family members. God have mercy... This is sad . I'm praying for you st. Vincent 🇻🇨
So you have a psychic gift that comes through dreams... like me :) I dreamt of Texas before the ice storm. I live in Chicago and I have dreamt that we too we have tragedy during Covid. The purpose of the dreams are to serve as a warning for those around us who will listen.
The amount of material that came out of the Soufriere volcano and covered St. Vincent and Barbados, plus what fell in the sea must amount to millions of tons. Which, in theory, should leave a massive void below. The crater itself never looks big enough for the amount of material that it loses. I'm curious to know what takes the place of that void. Perhaps there's a scientist out there who can explain. Thanks.
Inside the earth is a molten semi liquid substance called magma which is melted rock, from activity of the earth moving, pressure builds up around volcanos which acts as a vent to release the pressure.theres so much magma in the earth that the space will be filled again after an eruption but with alot less pressure.
Thank you. That makes sense... Sort of!! So basically, it is a sort of pressure valve that opens up when the pressure build-up from the moving magma gets too high. Sounds logical.
May God continue to bless and keep you all save in this time of crisis.I am praying for things to change speedily and that you all get the help you need.🙏🙏🙏💯
In many part of the country it isn't that bad just ash. But I know that many people have lost their houses, especially those living in the country side, and closest to the volcano. The weight of the ash has caused the roofs of houses to collapse inward, huge rocks has destroy property and bridges, closest to the volcano.
@Golden Bulldog I think you misunderstand what the definition of a humanitarian crisis is. "A humanitarian crisis is defined as a singular event or a series of events that are threatening in terms of health, safety or well-being of a community or large group of people." This situation is a volcano erupting (natural disaster event) and that that event is displacing a large number of people, harming countless domestic and wild animals and livestock, and more. This particular interview spoke on what the concerns of the island(s) and what can be done to help. :D
@@nesq4104 no but to add to pyroclastic flow, when you get heavy rain on top of settled ash it can essentially cause something very similar to flash floods. . .many longer term effects
@@nesq4104 mass ejection of gasses drives climate warming and larger storms yes. This is a small fraction of all the wood thats burned into the atmosphere this year.
The chorus of our Anthems says: what e'er the future brings, Our faith will see us through, may peace reign from shore to shore, and God bless and keep us true. Stay true my Vincy Family. God is still merciful.
It's truly a heart breaking and unfortunate experience. West Indians in the US have come together to assist those in SVG. A lot of barrels are being shipped and cases of water but the pallets but don't forget about the animals :(
This is a week old now, does anyone have recent updates? How are the buildings doing in Kingstown? Is that Sugar Mill school still open in Caliaqua? Thanks for any info.
YESSSSS....someone finally addressing all of the animals left behind. That's the first time I've heard anyone even mention them. It makes me incredibly sad 😥
If your husband and mother in law are non-nationals of SVG, they can contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in SVG and they would assist them in the extradition process.
I truly hope that the money and supplies go to the people that need it and not to line the pockets of people that are so-called sponsoring and requesting donations!
I'd love to know how Canadiens and others can help support from abroad. Is there a place to donate? How can anyone else help? Stay safe and thanks for reporting.
St. Vincent is in my thoughts.
I grew up in the Caribbean.
This will be a long though time, and a long rebuild.
I hope everyone will be safe.
Great interview. Louise took supplies to the 14 evacuees staying at my father’s house yesterday. Thank you so very much.
Stay say as you can love. Idk what's going on at l. 52 volcanic eruptions in 1 month!?
Not any use to you that information but I hope and pray you all get out safe and don't lose anyone you love and that everything will be ok again soon. Got bless xxx
Yet the evacuees had to be Vaxxed?😳
God bless and God help everyone in St. Vincent, Barbados and surrounding islands. 😢💘 🙏
Life on an island 16mi long and 9 mi wide with a active volcano at one end, 110k people.. Stay safe and hope for the best.
May this exposure send many many blessings to your island.
Thank you my dear lady for giving us some detailed information about the conditions after the eruption! From your point of view, we are able to have a better understanding of the imminent crisis
🇧🇧Thank you Ms Mitchell for letting the world know that Barbadians 🇧🇧are SUFFERING😢 from the EFFECT of the volcano ash from St Vincent.🇻🇨covid which took some of our love ones😭and we praying this ash wouldn't take any📖⛪🙏
Our Prayers are with you all in St Vincent🙏📖⛪🇻🇨
And we holding to our Creator for STRENGTH and His Mercies On us🇧🇧🙏📖⛪🙏
With paternal roots in St. Vincent and maternal roots in Barbados, I say Amen!
Be Safe Out Here❤🙏🏾🇧🇧
I think what hit me hard was the fact that they had to leave the animals behind 💔💔 God bless you guys❤
That's terrible, poor animals. God bless you as well and this planet.
In the Caribbean there no animals rights... it sad but
This is so sad. Those creatures who have been part of a family is abandoned. I hope they can band together and survive. If the creatures are loose and free to move they may find their own place to hide.
@@fairday2 for sure
It's sad yes, but we have nowhere to house these animals. People have sought shelter in schools, churches, and community centers. I too wish that we could have saved the animals.
Praying for everyone and the animals ❤️❤️
Gratitude 🙏
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@@kingpeloyatau4517 🙏🏾
thank you for remembering the animals as well as the people!
@@lastdays3148 ppobojb0
iceland italy and many others are poping off
Yes..your right..
I hope you stay safe! This brings back memories of the Mount St. Helens eruption in 1981
Same here. We had four inches of ash we had to scape off our lawn and piled it into the street for the dump trucks to dump it in the river.
IN 1981? TIME FOR TO START SOME PREPPING.
@@broccolincarrots4124 yes it was 1981
@@AncientOneFamily. I was living in north eastern Yukon so my family and I were very lucky! Some parts of BC in Canada got the ash from Mount St Helens
@@broccolincarrots4124 I guess it is time to start prepping
What a beautiful woman - her humanity and love glows !
Yes! Beautiful lady!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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@@pollyevanova5059 CD ch
May God be with you all. UK x
I lived there for some 5 months in 1983, 4 years after the last significant volcanic activity. I was a medical student at St.George's University School of Medicine in Grenada and we were all required to spend one semester of clinical work at the hospital in Kingston. On an excursion a group of us climbed to the rim of La Soufriere where we picnicked; there was an ash dome in the caldera which smoked. The air was filled with intermittent sulfur smells and there were areas of yellow sulfur all about on the ash dome and elsewhere in the caldera. No one ventured down into the caldera as the walls were nothing but loose crumbly volcanic material and there was no clear area where you could see a way out. The concensus was that if you went in you'd have to get rescued to get out. From the rim I looked out to the sea and there was just enough haze so that you could not really see the line between the sea and the sky. A sailboat was out there and and it looked as though it was sailing from the sea right into the sky. It was magic - Iike Nod or Buffet's Jollyman. I have a photograph. A great memory.
Some years later MTV did a short series where some people climbed into the caldera and camped overnight out on the flats aside of the ash dome. It's a wonder they were not overcome by the sulfur gasses. Bet when the wind is right those smells blow away from you. I've been told that the smell is sulfur dioxide and when it hits the water in your respiratory system it turns to mild sulfuric acid: not something you want to breath for very long. Seems they climbed out without a problem. That was then; it must be hell there now. The Vincentians were kind and charming people; my prayers are with them. May they be safe and may their island recover quickly.
Kingstown not Kingston.
We in Dominica are thinking of you SVG! we are lending aid and sending up prayers.... side note: I truly love how well the reporter pronounced Soufriere and Kingstown ... I appreciate the effort to pronounce well.. or maybe she is just that good :-)
The reporter probably knows how to speak French since it is one of Canada’s official languages. And soufrière is a French word. She pronounced it in the correct way.
Thank You so much for recognizing Canadians. The world is watching and we hope the best.
This Is So Sad😩
Don’t Worry , Everybody Around The World Is Praying For Y’all As We Speak🙏🏽
We Gonna Get Through This By The Grace Of God.
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Prayers!
Louise for head of office very articulate,responds quickly to questions with insightful answers 👌
Oh my...couldn’t imagine a volcanic eruption and a hurricane🤯
Praying for the people of St Vincent the Joy of the lord is your strength 💔🙏
They actually hate God in Canada. They took away free speech and have thousands of murder mills all over to murder babies .
Sending so many prayers!! God will help the people and animals... 🥺
"much" is for things you can't count like milk and water, "many" is for things you can count, like dogs and prayers.
@@paddington1670 fixed..☺
Asking for help with baby clothes and food and adults clothes and water for people inst.vincent. please help
@@nadicasamuel3322 is there a contact that people could send items that are needed?
@@armyfan7288 yes there is but the problem here in st.vincent right now is that I go to NEMO and they saying they don't have stuff which I know to myself they do,the workers taking stuff them home for them personally, that's why am asking for help cause I have a 4 month old baby.
CBS why are you labeling this woman as Canadian when she is clearly Vincentian but when to school in Canada!.
May our Heavenly Father be with you all in this time😔😢😭❤❤❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼
Much love and care from New Zealand ❤❤
I love the people of St. Vincent and my prayers are with you all. God bless!
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Barbados is over a hundred miles away from St. Vincent. Emagine how much of that ash has fallen into the sea! I really feel sorry for the animals. You can hear their distress in some of the videos. I think the situation is being handled really well.
Barbados is 116miles away.. And has more ash than St. Vincent.. The sea water usually clean itself, because of the salt, thank goodness its not oil which is more dangerous. I pray for the safety of all including the animals..
You are correct. The ashes covered all of Barbados especially in the north which is the closet point to st vincent. It seems we got more ashes that some parts of st vincent.
I just would like to say thanks to you Barbadians for helping us in our time of need. I am truly touched by the outpouring of love from all of our Caribbean neighbors.
All that ash in the ocean is just Mother nature recycling and yes we have to deal with that, on land. In a bigger picture this is a good thing.
Animals? tf, humans are suffering and you car about some damn sea life, get your priorities straight
Thanks for sharing
That's my neighbour aunty louis you did a good job we really need help in our country ❤️ SVG UNITE
My heart breaks for everyone plus as an animal lover I am devastated for them please....help
Am a animal lover myself. I pray to God they help out the animals as well
@@laughingchanneltv9218 We don't have time for that, help humans first other species come second, plus this is natural, if humans weren't there then they would have still died, its the life cycle
I feel it for the animals as well. They are even more helpless than humans. In disasters the focus is always on human life first, but thankfully there are people who also take the value of animals' lives and wellbeing into consideration in times of crisis. Maybe not as many as there are offering human assistance, but I send positive vibes to the animal rescue teams. May you receive the supplies and man/womanpower necessary to alleviate the distress. May ALL living beings in St. Vincent receive the help needed for healing and recovery.
@@dominicpersaud1155 most of the animals wouldn’t be there if there was no humans
@@Borninthe80s. Yea they would, its a damn island there would be animals there
I will be coming to St.Vincent at the first chance I get! God Bless!
Sending prayers.
Thank y'all for the news!
We had the same Ash rain in Guadeloupe when Montserrat's volcano erupted.
We Are Experiencing The Ash Here In Barbados Too🇧🇧🙏🏾❤
Praying for Barbados too
I can believe that.. the ash can go far..
@@cherriemckinstry131 Yea because of the wind
The airport in Barbados is also closed
Hello from Canada. I live here for two years; what a wonderful place.
Stay strong will get better for you 💕
I hope you all get over this in due time 🙏🏾
I pray for God's divine protection over St.Vincent.
@Cinder Fall thats a very primitive understanding of God indeed
I’ve been praying for the same as well. May God help and protect the residents of Hairoun, “land of the blessed”.
@Cinder Fall Prayer for mercy and grace on the souls, FATHER MAY YOUR WILL BE SO BE IT.
These things must come to pass.
Where two or three are gathered in my name .........
Pray with the BELIEVERS others will see YOUR GOOD WORKS.
Love your enemy STOP THE DARKNESS, never allow other peoples demon or sinful enemies EFFECT OR AFFECT YOUR SOUL WITH DARKNESS.
Send love and truth, have nothing to do with sin.
Loving others FILLS YOU WITH THE LIGHT OF WITHIN, then you radiate and shine forth the love and light.
Thy Kingdom come thy will be done !
Many people know not or who they pray to or for. Others have given themselves willingly participating in satanic rituals. They are not of us OR THEY WOULDN'T DO THE THINGS THEY DO.
@Cinder Fall i type characteristic
My prayers are with you all!
Pray to your safe and sound living
It sounds catastrophic on so many fronts 😱😱😱😱
Prayers and Love to you all 💚💚 from Dublin Ireland 💚
Oh no!!! I started crying when I heard about the animals left behind and the shelter ppl breathing ash. I dear God please help these ppl and pets get water and food, clean air!
Omg. 😫😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😱😭
A bit late for God to act....isn't the eruption something He could have avoided....if He so wished...
People might not believe me but last two week I had a dream about a terrible volcano before I heard about what was taking place now, It was soo scary tht I had to wake my self out of this dream. Not knowing tht it would have happened in real life. I call my mom and immediately, and told her about it. With tear in my eyes how terrible it was. When It erupted it was very very destructive lava every where and miles high. Rock bigger than a truck falling everywhere 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Spearing nothing in the way. People running but not too fast to get away from it. In my dreams my second daughter said mommy please pray for us please Some of these ppl who was running we're my family members. God have mercy... This is sad . I'm praying for you st. Vincent 🇻🇨
I believe you. 🙏
So you have a psychic gift that comes through dreams... like me :) I dreamt of Texas before the ice storm. I live in Chicago and I have dreamt that we too we have tragedy during Covid. The purpose of the dreams are to serve as a warning for those around us who will listen.
Prayers to y'all.
Praying for you people of st vincent
How can we send money to someone like that lady that live in St Vincent to assist. Even if it’s only $20 . How can we?
Excellent footage!
Barbados experience ash fall ,prays go beautiful island people of ST.Vincent
Thank you for your prayers and Thanks for sending us much needed supplies. Our Caribbean neighbors have shown us much love.
As well as in Grenada my family in carriacou couldn’t go outside because of the ash
The amount of material that came out of the Soufriere volcano and covered St. Vincent and Barbados, plus what fell in the sea must amount to millions of tons. Which, in theory, should leave a massive void below. The crater itself never looks big enough for the amount of material that it loses. I'm curious to know what takes the place of that void. Perhaps there's a scientist out there who can explain. Thanks.
Inside the earth is a molten semi liquid substance called magma which is melted rock, from activity of the earth moving, pressure builds up around volcanos which acts as a vent to release the pressure.theres so much magma in the earth that the space will be filled again after an eruption but with alot less pressure.
Thank you. That makes sense... Sort of!! So basically, it is a sort of pressure valve that opens up when the pressure build-up from the moving magma gets too high. Sounds logical.
I hope stay safe
Praying for The Lord to quiet this volcanic activity.
Praying for immediate needs of water, food and shelter to be met.
There are other volcanoes going off as well. One in Iceland at the other end of the Atlantic rift. Preppy active and Hawaii too..
People want to help... please add a link to the best way for people to donate.
Yes said like a real boss! Excellent interview. This interview must get more attention.
Sending up prayers
May God continue to bless and keep you all save in this time of crisis.I am praying for things to change speedily and that you all get the help you need.🙏🙏🙏💯
PLEASE ADD A LINK and/or CONTACT INFORMATION so people can donate if they are able to. Thank you.
Sad they have to go through this 🤦🏽♂️😢
It's called reality checked!
In many part of the country it isn't that bad just ash. But I know that many people have lost their houses, especially those living in the country side, and closest to the volcano. The weight of the ash has caused the roofs of houses to collapse inward, huge rocks has destroy property and bridges, closest to the volcano.
Stay strong there and hopeful that international organisations provide the necessary help for the people and animals
Why The volcano scientist was not invited to talk about the eruption and the crisis in detail.
This was more about the humanitarian crisis on the islands.
@Golden Bulldog I think you misunderstand what the definition of a humanitarian crisis is. "A humanitarian crisis is defined as a singular event or a series of events that are threatening in terms of health, safety or well-being of a community or large group of people." This situation is a volcano erupting (natural disaster event) and that that event is displacing a large number of people, harming countless domestic and wild animals and livestock, and more. This particular interview spoke on what the concerns of the island(s) and what can be done to help. :D
@@elles6309 😀😀😀blessed your heart.
Is there a fund that one can donate to to help the animals left behind? Can't they be evacuated to a safer place?
Oh man hurricane season is going to be wild this year.
This makes hurricanes worse?
@@nesq4104 no but to add to pyroclastic flow, when you get heavy rain on top of settled ash it can essentially cause something very similar to flash floods. . .many longer term effects
@@nesq4104 mass ejection of gasses drives climate warming and larger storms yes. This is a small fraction of all the wood thats burned into the atmosphere this year.
@@MrLoobu yes. I figure lot as of mud flow. And potential toxic gas release. No fun
Where are all the idle cruise ships? A perfect opportunity to justify their existence.
They can't make money off this i dont see them stepping up to help places they make millions off of shuttling tourist back n forth
They are helping out. Last week a cruise ship transported about 300 people from St Vincent to St Lucia
St Vincent is right on the very southern edge of the hurricane belt. They were last hit by a hurricane in 1955.
Sky News UK speaking about humantarian effort needed for this crisis . I wish there was somehing I could do. Please God be with you all.
I’m not sure where you are but here in Portsmouth the Royal Navy are taking donations. There are 500 st Vincent’s sailors serving in the navy
The chorus of our Anthems says: what e'er the future brings, Our faith will see us through, may peace reign from shore to shore, and God bless and keep us true. Stay true my Vincy Family. God is still merciful.
Thank you that's very encouraging to hear.
Yea
I really hope it stops erupting soon 🙏
Child with these times we're living in nothing is gurantee anymore! We just have to watch and pray
Sending prayers for the people and animals of St Vincent ❤
It's truly a heart breaking and unfortunate experience. West Indians in the US have come together to assist those in SVG. A lot of barrels are being shipped and cases of water but the pallets but don't forget about the animals :(
Who helped the animals??
Prayers*
WHERE IS THAT COUNTRY THAT CARES SO MUCH ABOUT OTHER COUNTRIES ??? MAYBE BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO OIL
This is sad and then they have to face the hurricane season ahead. Geez!
Hope all are safe
Does louise have contact info cbc news?
This is a week old now, does anyone have recent updates? How are the buildings doing in Kingstown? Is that Sugar Mill school still open in Caliaqua? Thanks for any info.
Good Luck!
Praying for your safety!May everything be ok for u all
YESSSSS....someone finally addressing all of the animals left behind. That's the first time I've heard anyone even mention them. It makes me incredibly sad 😥
I really hope everyone is safe .
Our prayers go to you
Lord Have Mercy...
Our prayers are with all of you.
Prayers to you all
0:12 You're forgetting 1718 & 1902
St. Vincent
I pray for our animals 🙏😭🇺🇸🇻🇨
Much love to you all!!!❤️🦋
What about the people that being stranded in guyana on there way to Jamaica
i just want to get my husband out....and praying his mom would come too....
Praying for you!
Oh no! Is he safe?
If your husband and mother in law are non-nationals of SVG, they can contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in SVG and they would assist them in the extradition process.
@@teacherdurrant7115 he will be back soon God willing
how many running cars do you think it would take to equal that things carbon foot print?
Yeah.. I've seen postings on will they tax the volcanoes too?
Stay safe out there
Just remember these are signs from our Lord, telling us to watch. He is going to make big changed. Thank you God
He’s coming soon
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@@amberrose1108 🙋🏾♀️
@@christymak8805 🙏🏾🙏🏾
The animals should have been marked and evacuated too.
2:03 there's a face in the cloud wow😲
I truly hope that the money and supplies go to the people that need it and not to line the pockets of people that are so-called sponsoring and requesting donations!
...As happened in Haiti.
Amen
No offense to the Louise but y'all know there are MUCH better interviews to be had on these glorious islands....the Rastas have the up-close account.
May God bless those people.
Canadians are Awesome 1?❤💯
It’s Montserrat all over again...
I'd love to know how Canadiens and others can help support from abroad. Is there a place to donate? How can anyone else help? Stay safe and thanks for reporting.
Canadians in a few cities are collecting items, but there's also crowdfundings to send money to them.
There's a few drop off locations in Toronto, I heard about gofundme but not sure