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14:57 GMT, Saturday, 9 July 2005 15:57 UK

In pictures: Hurricane Dennis

Hurricane Dennis whips an airport in Key West, Florida
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Hurricane Dennis has begun hitting the Florida Keys, where a warning is in place. This picture of an airport on Key West was sent in by BBC News website user W J Lilley.

A boy carries his bicycle through flowing floodwaters after Hurricane Dennis struck Jamaica
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In Jamaica, BBC News website user A Ilhan took this picture of a boy carrying his bicycle through flood waters.

Two children and a man look on after being hit by flood waters
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A Jamaican man and two young children look helpless as high flood waters flow through the home they are in. Photograph by A Ilhan.

Fishermen in Havana secure their boats
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Dennis made landfall in Cuba, where residents had been preparing for its arrival.

Cubans use a cart to move their belongings
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At least 10 people are thought to have died, and coastal areas have been evacuated.

A woman in Grand Goave, Haiti, looks at what is left of the local bridge after floods caused by Hurricane Dennis swept it away.
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The storm caused major damage in Haiti, where at least five were killed and many more are missing.

People cross a flooded river in Haiti
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Tens of thousands were left stranded, after bridges collapsed and landslides blocked roads.

Women shelter themselves from the rain in Les Cayes, Haiti
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In the coastal town of Les Cayes, women took cover from the rainstorm.

Boys play football in Les Cayes, Haiti
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But the weather did not put some Haitian boys off their kickabout.

Electrical poles are knocked down by gusting winds in Port Morant, Jamaica
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Earlier in Jamaica, high winds knocked down electrical posts and uprooted trees.

A man rides through floodwaters in Caymanas Park, Saint Catherine, Jamaica.
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Some Jamaican towns were cut off by floodwaters.

A Key West businessman boards up his business
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Dennis could also hit eastern Florida in the US, where a state of emergency has been declared.


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