It is difficult to be in a position where virtually everyone is affected. The resources cannot be redistributed to adequately serve the entire population. The eye went through south and central parts of the island with sustained winds of 100-115 mph gusting to 130 mph. The hurricane spawned three tornadoes which added to the devastation of the hurricane. Two of the communities hit by tornadoes were the sites of significant Methodist work.
Electricity is still out across the island.
Most people do not have access to water because of the lack of electricity and the flooding. 25000 people are in 460 shelters with new shelter locations being opened continuously as safe and secure buildings are identified. Many houses have lost their roofs. There is flooding, electrical wires are down making traveling dangerous. Roads are blocked by trees.