Tourists evacuated as hurricane hits Guantanamo Bay

Thousands of tourists were evacuated from idyllic US beaches today as a monster hurricane headed their way after hitting the detention centre in Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2005 - 21:05

Thousands of tourists were evacuated from idyllic US beaches today as a monster hurricane headed their way after hitting the detention centre in Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.

Experts warned that Hurricane Dennis was “extremely dangerous” and nearing Category 5 strength as it headed for the mainland.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Guantanamo BayPlace: USPlace: CubaPlace: MiamiPlace: GulfPlace: FloridaPlace: LouisianaPlace: Key WestPlace: OrlandoPlace: AlabamaPlace: New OrleansPlace: MississippiPlace: AtlanticPlace: Cape Canaveral, FloridaPlace: HaitiPlace: GuantanamoPerson: Governor Jeb BushEvent: Hurricane DennisEvent: Hurricane IvanEvent: DennisOrganisation: National Hurricane CentreOrganisation: NASA
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