TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月10日 08時37分

#PuertoRico estimated in a report to Congress that Hurricane Maria killed more than 1,400 people after it tore through the island on Sept. 20, the Associated Press reports, though an official there said on Aug. 9 that the confirmed toll remains frozen at 64, pending a scientific review due out soon. The new figure, included in a report to Congress detailing a $139 billion reconstruction plan, said there were 1,427 more deaths from September to December 2017 than the average for the same time period over the previous four years. The territory’s government said that the additional deaths resulted from the effects of a storm that led to a “cascading failures” in infrastructure across the island of 3.3 million people, which was already struggling from a deep economic crisis. Public Safety Department Secretary Hector Pesquera said the figure “is simple math” based on the number of excess deaths, the AP adds, and “not the official number of deaths attributable" to Maria. Most of the deaths occurred in the days and weeks after the #hurricane, when the island-wide electricity outage and roads blocked by downed power lines and other debris made it difficult to move around and emergency services were stretched beyond their capabilities. This footage was filmed from a helicopter above Toa Alta, west of San Juan, in the days after the storm. Video by @andreskudacki for TIME

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