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When The Road To Loreto Was Flooded By John

Three of the arroyos were flooded during the Hurricane and left people stranded unable to cross. Here are pictures of the rescue crew and many supporters helping to save the day. The Loreto Bay team was out there throwing bottles of water and canned tuna as hospitality naturally runs through their veins. There was Rodolfo, Xavier, Janet and Arpad among many others. They can’t help themselves!









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