Hurricane Maria: Devastating winds blow reporter around
We wouldn't want to be this reporter!
Video footage of a CNN reporter struggling to keep her feet flat on the earth has been shared on social media.
CNN correspondent Leyla Santiago was blown around as Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico.
She was reporting on the hurricane when she was blown from side to side and nearly blown off her feet.
The television news agency shared the video on its social media platforms.
CNN’s @LeylaSantiago blown around in San Juan, Puerto Rico as Hurricane Maria makes landfall, packing 155 mph winds https://t.co/rs034iuZHO pic.twitter.com/lzosLNlttB
— CNN (@CNN) September 20, 2017
Here's the very moment she got pulled out of Hurricane Maria:
#Breaking: The moment @CNN reporter @leylasantiago had to get pulled out of #HurricaneMaria in Puerto Rico
— FOX31 Denver KDVR (@KDVR) September 20, 2017
More: https://t.co/Z1A3AqzaKn pic.twitter.com/3YSiPZmaYK
Santiago had to get pulled out of #HurricaneMaria as it was no longer safe to be outside.
Police moved the reporter into a hotel.
Police just moved us into hotel. Too dangerous to be outside. This is the view of the hurricane from inside #hurricanemaria #PuertoRico #cnn pic.twitter.com/Ov828HbAsu
— Leyla Santiago (@leylasantiago) September 20, 2017