Hurricane "Fiona" attacked Canada, Trudeau canceled attending the Abe funeral plan

Jimu Journalist Li Manying

According to Reuters reported on September 24, on the 24th local time, the hurricane "Fiona" swept the eastern Canada, bringing strong storms to many provinces in the country. It was rolled into the sea. To this end, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau canceled his plan to attend the Abe's funeral in Japan.

Trees are uprooted by hurricanes (Picture Source: Reuters)

The house is rolled into the sea directly by the hurricane

Port Aux Basques is located at the southwestern end of Newfoundland, Canada, with a total population of 4067. It is the first place in Canada to encounter a hurricane attack.

In an interview, the editor -in -chief of Basque's "Shipbuilding Weekly" said in an interview that several houses and an apartment building was "dragged" directly to the sea by the hurricane. "This is the most terrible thing I have ever seen in my life. We have spent a very difficult morning." Roy said that after many houses were rolled into the sea by hurricanes, they became "a pile of rubble in the ocean."

"There is a apartment building that has disappeared." Roy added that the police were investigating whether a woman was involved in the sea.

The local government announced that the town has entered an emergency, and has begun to carry out related cleanup, evacuation and repair work.

Picture source: Reuters

Hundreds of thousands of households have no electricity available

According to Canadian public institutions, about 69%of the provinces in New Scovan have no electricity available, and more than 360,000 households are in power off. There are also more than 82,000 households in Prince Edward Island Province. In addition, there are still many roads in the area, and mobile phone service signals are uneven.

A staff member of a mobile and WiFi providers said they already knew the problem of internet disconnection caused by hurricanes, and the staff would work hard to restore the service as soon as possible.

It is understood that 20%of Canadian potatoes are produced in Prince Edward Island Province. It is currently in the harvest season of potatoes, and this year's output may be affected by hurricanes.

Edward Prince Emperor Island Deputy Governor Dalin Condon told reporters: "This morning, we all woke up in some very terrible scenes, the road was washed down, and the trees were uprooted."

In the city of Halifax, Canada, 11 ships were sinking and 4 were stranded.

According to the Governor of Quebec, there are no casualties report so far. Officials from Prince Edward Island and New Scovan also expressed the same views.

Picture source: Reuters

The Prime Minister cancels the Jinshajin Three Funeral Plan

On the morning of the 24th local time, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau met with members of the government emergency team and stated that he would deploy the armed forces to assist in cleaning up.

"We see major damage to some areas, and we will try our best to restore their work." Trudeau said that he would visit areas damaged by the storm as soon as possible.

It is understood that due to hurricanes, Trudeau delayed plans to depart on the 24th and go to Japan to participate in former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's funeral. He said that he will not go to Japan anymore.

According to reports, Hurricane "Fiona" landed in Puerto Rico and other areas of the Caribbean a week ago, causing at least 8 people to die, and 3.3 million people in Puerto Rico had no electricity available.

Ianhabide, a meteorologist in the Canadian Hurricane Center, said that the hurricane "Fiona" is in line with people's expectations for it as a "historic" storm. "It does seem likely to break the historical records of Canada." He said that at present, Canada has not got rid of the dilemma of the hurricane, and it is expected that "Fiona" will also move across movements and affect wider areas.

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