Images and video being shared across social media give an up-close look at the devastation Hurricane Dorian is causing in the Bahamas.
Video shows flood waters filling nearly the entire first floor of a building in Freeport.
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Dramatic video shows a group of people swimming through raging floodwater in the Bahamas as Hurricane Dorian slammed the island.
RACE AGAINST TIME: Dramatic video shows group of people swimming through raging Bahamas floodwaters as the eye of Hurricane Dorian passed overhead. https://t.co/zXj7OIvYki pic.twitter.com/RGFH4GBCWx
— ABC News (@ABC) September 3, 2019
A video shows storm surge lapping up against the windows of Bahamas Minister for Agriculture Michael Pintard's home.
Dramatic video shows storm surge flooding lapping against the windows of the Bahamas Minister for Agriculture Michael Pintard’s home as Hurricane Dorian pummels the islands. https://t.co/qLErHzFLho pic.twitter.com/6pEBJbeboQ
— ABC News (@ABC) September 2, 2019
In a video from Marsh Harbour, a man can be heard saying "We need help, everything down," as he surveys the damage from Hurricane Dorian.
"We need help, everything down": Video shows damage to Marsh Harbour neighborhood as category 5 Hurricane Dorian continues to batter the Bahamas. https://t.co/OxfmbUUY4D pic.twitter.com/S4us29Bxwt
— ABC News (@ABC) September 2, 2019
In one video, you can hear a woman asking for prayers as she appears to be surrounded by water in the Abaco Islands.
Another video shows the damages inside a housing complex. The roof appears to be completely blown off, and furniture is displaced throughout the complex.
In another video, someone can be seen filming from inside their home as heavy winds blow just outside.
Another video shared by chef José Andrés shows him attempting to speak to the camera 80 miles away from the storm. His voice is seemingly muffled by the strong winds and conditions as the rain falls.
Another video shows someone filming as they walk through the damages in a residential area.
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