TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月22日 05時31分

Arianys Garo, 10, and Gilianny Garo, 8, two sisters in a family that lost their home due to Hurricane Maria, pose for a portrait in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico, on Oct. 4, 2017. It's been a little more than a month since Hurricane Maria tore into the U.S. island territory of 3.4 million people, taking down the electric grid as it cut a devastating path. A by-the-numbers look offers a bleak assessment of the long road to recovery: less than 20% of the power grid has been restored; more than a third of households still lack running water; some 60,000 homes need roofing help; and while 86% of grocery stores have reopened, they aren't necessarily stocked. Photograph by Andres Kudacki (@andreskudacki) for TIME

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