Bonita Springs Mobile Home Park Completely Destroyed by Hurricane Ian

A mobile home park in Bonita Springs is a total loss after Hurricane Ian. NBC 6’s Jamie Guirola reports

[@johnwattdotca]

In Nova Scotia, Canada, the government gave residents $250 to begin repairs, seniors got $250 on top of $750, and residents received $150 to make up for spoiled food.

[@janethagen3385]

Why would they “never think something like this would happen?” You live in a hurricane state

[@j.103]

If you noticed that the cider block home is still standing behind him……I wouldn’t ever feel safe in a trailer, especially in Florida.

[@harrybriscoe7948]

it was ruined A shell of a house

[@graceandpeace4414]

Sad. A hurricane vs a mobile home park.

[@frey8725]

I'm 52 years old, born and raised in Lee county. I've wondered my whole life why people would live in a mobile home, here. When people started coming down here in droves, after the interstate came through Lee co, is when they started appearing. Popping up like weeds. A lot of people have been really lucky and some of those mobile homes have lasted a really long time with little or no damage, but everybody knew it would just take one good hurricane and that's it. I feel really bad for these people. It has to be hard to have your house literally wiped away and I really hope they recover quickly, but they should have taken a hint when Irma came through. That was their warning.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

In the Midwest Mobile homes are considered tornado magnets. It seems they are not fond of hurricanes either but we all knew that

[@lorettamcentire7291]

Prayers for all

[@mcdeigo]

that does nothing other than make yourself feel like you did something when in fact you did nothing

[@turkeysandwiche8552]

$10 says the trailer park never gets a permit to rebuild again

[@mcdeigo]

you would NEVER thing something like this could happen? come on!

[@peggyunderhill601]

All the waterfront will be snapped up by big money. Only multi millionaires need apply.

[@Hamigal]

Horrifying and tremendously sad.

[@hounddog946]

That mobile home park will be a mid-rise condo within 3 years.

[@toddbjorgo1792]

This is sad God bless Florida

[@mcdeigo]

the time for your imaginary friend to "bless" florida has long past. why do you say such non-sense?

[@susanwright7682]

@@mcdeigo because that’s how people express themselves. Have you really never heard this expression?

[@jmo2104]

Sending love 💖

[@toddbjorgo1792]

I feel so bad for the people who lost their homes sad

[@BigDogRidgeback]

The park owner will most likely sell out to a developer. If you dont have a no sell out time line in your lease your F---ED!

[@tristatewildlifevt]

New condominium coming up

[@zenoslayer9618]

Some are just vacation trailers. To build back might be way to expensive. If they own the lot they could sell and move inland

[@coolmtnman1]

"Never think something like this will happen" LOL

[@valerielewellen7922]

These people lived there for over 20 years. I’d ride my bike pass this mobile park wishing I could live in just an ideal spot. Nobody has a right to say this would happen. It wasn’t suppose to happen but it did. I hope they can put their Modular’s park back, I definitely would ! If you saw what it was like you would too.

[@sergeverret6407]

hello it's a message that is sent to all humans on this planet.. let's stop consuming unnecessarily.. happiness is not in having all the money, etc. happiness is knowing that we see, breathe, hear, walk, speak. .well housed well fed,,, life is no more than that..let's thank the great creator of this magnificent life for all he gives us..thank you thank you thank you! excusez-moi si je n ai pas raison de vous dire cela..amen!

[@GeorgeJansen]

Thank God we defunded the hurricane relief funds. 🤔🤔🤔

[@charlesharnois3684]

Almost moved to Florida, glad I stayed in cold snowy new England, even with the worst snow storm, my house is still standing. I feel bad for all these people, no where to go.

[@frey8725]

This is a rarity. I;m lived here my whole life, 52 years, never had severe damage. Irma and Ian literally went right over my house. Took some damage, but nothing that I would cry over. Just a little annoying. What scares me are the things that come with little or no warning. Tornadoes, earthquakes, flash floods, landslides. Those are scary. Black ice is no joke, either. I;m happy to live with hurricanes. I have a sturdy house that 10 miles inland and about 16 feet above sea level. I have no worries.

[@sirwilliams3885]

The news caster call’s it re build,, it’s more like re park.. feel sorry that their trailer got taken out by the storm but it’s to be expected,, good luck to all the trailer peeps

[@torrarosa7064]

Why would anyone in the right mind want to retire to live on the sandbar ??

[@johnwattdotca]

Why would anyone in their right mind want to live in a country that dares other countries to nuke them?

[@harrybriscoe7948]

A crab

[@harrybriscoe7948]

Now they are going to move to Montana with out thinking of getting stuck in the snow

[@NoPrivateProperty]

the point of mobile homes is their mobility. Floriduh

[@edwardharrison9714]

God bless the homeless the situation will be dire in a week or two if we don't get people into emergency housing

[@johnwattdotca]

@DIVER DOWN 🤿 DeSantis 2024... when he loses.

[@eric-wf2vg]

M o b i l e - h o m e s 🤔

[@BigDogRidgeback]

I thought i would be back to normal in a couple days.

[@harrybriscoe7948]

It is normal in Florida to build on 1 foot elevation then to ask how did this happen

[@domingazelaya2500]

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