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BBC OS: Hurricane Dorian continues to devastate the Bahamas

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Hurricane Dorian continues to devastate the Bahamas

03/09/2019 GMT

BBC World Service - BBC OS, Hurricane Dorian continues to devastate the Bahamas

We hear from people in the Bahamas whose lives have been affected by Hurricane Dorian

We hear from people in the Bahamas whose lives have been affected by Hurricane Dorian.

Hurricane Dorian has stalled over the Bahamas, continuing to devastate the islands. Residents of the northern Bahamas have sent out pleas for help, with some trapped on the roofs of their homes. We'll speak to people in the hurricane's path to hear what's happening to them. 

Also, in China eight children have been killed in an attack outside a primary school. It was the children's first day back at school after the summer holidays. We'll get the latest on what's happened. 

And we speak to the top prize winning e-sports player of all time. Johan "N0tail" Sundstein won the Dota 2 contest, winning 15.6 million dollars with his team. We'll put questions from our listeners to him. 

(Photo: A woman walks in a flooded street after the effects of Hurricane Dorian arrived in Nassau, Bahamas, September 2, 2019. Credit: REUTERS/John Mar)

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