Puerto Rico school becomes hub for community in need
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Many schools in Puerto Rico remain closed, but serve as source of food, medicine & healing
Hurricane Maria has taken a toll on Puerto Rico’s power grid and water supply, but for children, school closures and isolation from friends presents a daily reminder of the storm's devastation. For a working class community outside San Juan, schools have become spaces of refuge where people can access food, medicine and psychological support. Special correspondent Monica Villamizar reports.
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Puerto Rico school becomes hub for community in need
Clip: 10/6/2017 | 7m 21sVideo has Closed Captions
Hurricane Maria has taken a toll on Puerto Rico’s power grid and water supply, but for children, school closures and isolation from friends presents a daily reminder of the storm's devastation. For a working class community outside San Juan, schools have become spaces of refuge where people can access food, medicine and psychological support. Special correspondent Monica Villamizar reports.
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