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Hurricane Milton severely damaged the roof of Tropicana Field, the home of the MLB’s Tampa Bay Rays. Social media images and videos showed how the storm ravaged the multi-purpose domed stadium. Now that the sun is up, here’s a 360-degree view of the damage Hurricane Milton caused to Tropicana Field’s roof and the inside of the ballpark. Absolutely heartbreaking pic.twitter.com/ZCtPHv6rE9 — Ryan Bass (@Ry_Bass) October 10, 2024 #TropicanaField roof ripped off by #HurricaneMilton in Tampa St. Pete #RaysBaseball #RaysUp #Tropicanastadium #MLB @jpetramala pic.twitter.com/IfIWYm5hNq — WxChasing- Brandon Clement (@bclemms) October 10, 2024 Here’s some drone video we shot giving you a look at the extensive damage to the roof and the inside of Tropicana Field, the home of @RaysBaseball. pic.twitter.com/WLL1uD8PHh — Ryan Bass (@Ry_Bass) October 10, 2024 Per ESPN: Capt. Garth Swingle of St. Petersburg Fire Rescue told ABC News that there has been contact with the people inside and that they are safe. It wasn’t immediately known whether there was damage inside the stadium. No injuries at the stadium were reported. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had said earlier in the week that there were plans for the ballpark to serve as a “temporary base camp” to support debris cleanup operations and temporarily house some first responders. The facility was set up to host 10,000 people, with cots arranged on the playing surface. But those plans were changed as the storm neared, amid concerns that the roof simply would not survive Milton’s wrath. Emergency Supplies RUINED because someone thought it would be a good idea to store them under a fabric roof. Tropicana Field in St Pete, FL. pic.twitter.com/E3QaQ3aaaE — DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) October 10, 2024 One of my security agents inside @tropicanafield pic.twitter.com/eFyHOvPZQm — Ryan Stryker (@Stryker175) October 10, 2024 CNN reports: The stadium’s roof is built to withstand winds of up to 115 mph, according to the Rays’ media guide. But as Milton’s strength intensified – eventually making landfall whipping 120-mph winds – the first responders were relocated, DeSantis said Thursday. “They were moved before the storm,” the governor said. “There were no state assets that were in Tropicana Field.” “The roof is made from ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE), a polymer that is stronger than glass but significantly lighter,” ESPN noted. Why Tropicana Field the home of the Florida Tampa Bay Rays is a Terrible Shelter: The Roof is Practically Paper I can’t wrap my head around why Tropicana Field, with its fiberglass and Teflon roof, was selected as a shelter for first responders during Hurricane Milton. Under… pic.twitter.com/gIG7ZnpvlU — Frederick Reddie (@FrederickReddie) October 10, 2024 “I was able to actually get my hands on a piece of that roof, to kind of feel the material, and it feels just (like) thick vinyl,” storm chaser Jonathan Petramala told CNN. “And you could see it just had no chance against those winds of Hurricane Milton,” Petramala added.

The Russian Embassy in Washington has said derogatory remarks made by US Vice President Kamala Harris about Russian President Vladimir Putin are “unacceptable” and an insult to the country. The Democratic presidential hopeful described Putin as a [...] The post Russia Blasts Kamala Harris Saying Her Remarks About Putin Are ‘Outrageous’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

Over 100 Israeli soldiers have threatened to stop fighting in Gaza if the government does not seek a hostage release deal, according to reports. The Israeli news outlet Haaretz reported that a group of 130 [...] The post Over 100 Israeli Soldiers Say Netanyahu Has ‘Crossed A Red Line’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

Over 72 million Americans will see a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment to benefit payments in 2025, the Social Security Administration announced on Thursday. 

The widow of the late Democrat Robert F. Kennedy, Ethel Kennedy, has passed away at the age of 96 after suffering a stroke.