Why only six homes were damaged in a Category 4 hurricane | UNDRR @UNDRR
Why only six homes were damaged in a Category 4 hurricane | UNDRR  @UNDRR
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
🌪️ In the heart of the hurricane belt, storms are getting stronger — but so is resilience.

When Hurricane Beryl struck the Caribbean in June 2024 as a record-breaking Category 4 storm, Barbados stood strong:
✅ Only six homes damaged
✅ Zero lives lost

How? Through early warnings that worked.

Barbados leveraged a multi-hazard early warning system, powered by the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative and shaped by lessons from past disasters like Hurricane Ivan (2004), to deliver coordinated, life-saving action.

💡 This is a story of preparedness, partnership, and people-centred technology.
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