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Hurricane Dorian made landfall in the Bahamas from 1-3 September, devastating the country.
Over 40 people have died and many remain missing. UN humanitarian agencies are supporting the government-led emergency response and assessing the needs in the most-affected areas.
Over 40 people have died and many remain missing. UN humanitarian agencies are supporting the government-led emergency response and assessing the needs in the most-affected areas.
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