Bahamian Shelters Are Overflowing After Hurricane Dorian

The video discusses the overcrowding of shelters in Nassau, where people from the devastated Abacos Islands and Grand Bahama Island seek refuge. Despite a capacity of 4000, shelters are overflowing, raising questions about the government's response. Some shelters remain closed, awaiting social services' intervention. Meanwhile, rescue flights have been bringing people to Nassau, but these free services are ending, with regular commercial flights resuming. The situation highlights the challenges faced by displaced individuals and the need for effective crisis management.

What temporary solution has been implemented to accommodate the overflow of people in Nassau shelters?

• Building new shelters

• Setting up tents

• Providing hotel accommodations

• Sending people to other islands

What is one of the main concerns regarding the Bahamian government's response to the shelter crisis?

• Inadequate transportation services

• Not maximizing shelter capacity

• Insufficient medical aid

• Lack of food supplies

What is the total capacity of the 24 listed shelters in Nassau according to the government?

• 3000

• 5000

• 2000

• 4000

What service did airlines provide to help people affected by the crisis?

• Free rescue flights

• Extra luggage allowance

• Discounted tickets

• Priority boarding

When is regular commercial service expected to resume in Freeport?

• Next week

• Next month

• In two days

• Tomorrow