No one is now living on a small Caribbean island deemed uninhabitable after Hurricane Irma decimated it on Sept. 6.
The island of Barbuda, part of the Antigua and Barbuda nation, is only about 15 miles long and about 6 miles wide. It bore the full brunt of Irma’s 185 mph winds. Some 95 percent of buildings were damaged, as well as all critical infrastructure. The island has no running water, power, or communication services.
