Mon, 08 Sep, 2008 - 18:29
Hurricane Ike roared across Cuba today, blowing buildings to rubble and sending waves surging over homes.
More than 900,000 Cubans evacuated from its path, which forecasters said could take it to Louisiana or Texas later this week.
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CourtsHurricane IkePlace: CubaPlace: LouisianaPlace: TexasPlace: BahamasPlace: HaitiPlace: HavanaPlace: Gulf of MexicoPlace: USPlace: CamagueyPlace: BaracoaPlace: VaraderoPlace: Guantanamo BayPlace: southeast CubaPlace: CaribbeanPlace: CubanPlace: Florida KeysPlace: Gulf CoastPlace: FloridaPlace: Texas-LouisianaPlace: HoustonPlace: Turks and CaicosPlace: BeirutPlace: and CaicosPlace: Grand TurkPerson: CubansPerson: President Fidel CastroPerson: Navy Petty OfficerPerson: 1st ClassPerson: Robert LambPerson: IkePerson: PremierPerson: Michael MisickPerson: Mary JamesEvent: Hurricane IkeEvent: IkeOrganisation: CubaOrganisation: TalibanOrganisation: al Qaida
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