According to the Forest Department, at least 7,000 acres of the island have been cut off. As well as the illegal evictions and dams, the tide is taking back the normal flow of the island's life.
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According to the Forest Department, at least 7,000 acres of the island have been cut off. As well as the illegal evictions and dams, the tide is taking back the normal flow of the island's life.

According to the Forest Department, at least 7,000 acres of the island have been cut off. As well as the illegal evictions and dams, the tide is taking back the normal flow of the island's life.