Thousands flee as Lili hits Cuba

More than 127,000 Cubans fled today as Hurricane Lili struck the Caribbean island nation with violent winds and torrents of rain.

Tue, 01 Oct, 2002 - 18:35

More than 127,000 Cubans fled today as Hurricane Lili struck the Caribbean island nation with violent winds and torrents of rain.

The storm killed seven people in Jamaica and St Vincent on its way to Cuba.

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