The inhabitants of some Islands of the Florida Keys today, September 12, was allowed to return home.
This relates primarily to Key Largo, Tavernier and Islamorada.
Corey Smith, a resident of Key Largo, told the Associated Press that the island has no electricity, almost no gas, closed supermarkets and blocked some roads.
«They bump people back without any resources,» said Corey. «It’s a little too fast.»
According to preliminary estimates, more than 13 million Florida residents were without electricity (that’s two-thirds of the state’s population).
More than 180 thousand people took refuge in shelters throughout the state. Authorities say it would take several weeks to fully restore electricity.
«I know that all of our staff, especially to Keys, it will go a long way,» said the Governor of Florida, Rick Scott.
Those who returned home, stopping on the highways to check the documents for the right property in the Florida Keys.
A resident of the Lower Keys Leyla Nedin said that in the near future to return in your home is not going to.
«There are nine bridges that need final inspections. In addition, we remain without water, electricity, sewer, gas and mobile communications,» she says.
Only in the archipelago – 42 bridgewhose safety we need to check after Irmaagain to let them flow of vehicles.
