Devastation after Irma

No power for more than 3.5 million Americans, collapsed communication networks & devastation after #HurricaneMaria. https://t.co/APo3uygSnz pic.twitter.com/sYjy4G5UaM

— Pasquines (@Pasquines_US) September 21, 2017

.@Zello, @Facebook playing key role in relaying information about #PuertoRico & #USVirginIslands. https://t.co/CzU3ol1aDL pic.twitter.com/DBRXguF175

— Pasquines (@Pasquines_US) September 22, 2017

Before #HurricaneMaría hit I asked @SecretaryPerry of Dept. of @ENERGY to extend all available resources to PR so power can be restored asap pic.twitter.com/VmRARDy9rX

— Jenniffer González (@RepJenniffer) September 22, 2017

We need a comprehensive federal response to disaster in #puertorico & a task force to coordinate. Read my letter https://t.co/HHX8bXPDmp

— Jose E. Serrano (@RepJoseSerrano) September 22, 2017

Thank You @NYGovCuomo for your commitment to help Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane #María. We will come out strong! pic.twitter.com/lzonHXmEVj

— Ricardo Rossello (@ricardorossello) September 22, 2017

Last week in Puerto Rico saw a devastating category 4 Hurricane Maria cross the United States territories of Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. All ensuing public, political and government discussions are focused on the recovery from the catastrophe.