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High tide, debris along Santo Domingo coast after passage of Hurricane Beryl

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Images of high tides and debris along the seafront of the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo, following the passage of Hurricane Beryl. Beryl is the first storm since US National Hurricane Center (NHC) records began to reach the Category 4 level in June and the earliest to reach Category 5 in July. IMAGES

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