The damage that we have suffered, because of this hurricane, is rain-related, mostly. It's going to - by the time, the tail leaves Puerto Rico, we will have gotten roughly 35 inches of rain. That's a huge amount of rain.
Governor Pierluisi discusses the extent of damage caused by Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico.
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Well, one thing FEMA is doing is actually funding a public affairs campaign, public education campaign, encouraging people to build up to code.
Exactly. That is why we are calling for Congress to authorize FEMA to adjust those fixed cost estimates due to the increase in the cost of construction materials and supply chain disruption.
I want to thank you for holding the 'Puerto Rico's Post-Disaster Reconstruction & Power Grid Development' hearing last week.
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