Elsa hurricane care over the Caribbean, killing three

Including Haiti, Jamaica, Dominican Republic

The hurricane is now likely to hit the coast of Cuba and then Florida in the United States

Port-au-Prince (Haiti): Hurricane Elsa has hit the Caribbean, killing three people in the last 24 hours. The deaths have caused giant trees to collapse due to Elsa on the islands of Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica, and many roofs and other objects have been blown up.

Hurricane Elsa is now moving toward the coasts of Cuba and Florida, USA. Elsa has had the most adverse effects on East Caribbean countries, according to details released by the Caribbean Disaster Management Agency.

In Barbados so far the homes of 1,100 people have been so badly damaged that they cannot afford to live in the house and 62 houses have completely collapsed. The storm hit Jamaica today at a speed of 280 km per hour.

Currently the local government is providing these people with temporary funds from which they can do some repairs so that no more crowds gather at the shelter home in the event of an epidemic. The hurricane is now forecast to intensify and hit Cuba, then pass through the islands of South America and affect the coast of Florida.