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    'We don't even know when we're coming back': Puerto Ricans evacuate to Florida on a cruise ship

    by Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times Sep 28, 2017 3 minutes

    SAN JOSE, Puerto Rico_After Hurricane Maria struck, they survived the wind and rain, shortages of gas and food, even scared off a burglar who tried to break into their house. Now Javier Munoz and Alejandra Suarez faced another test - separation.

    "People will be leaving daily. Things are getting worse. They say help is here, but all the help is in the port. What you see is chaos everywhere," said Munoz, who was dropping off Suarez, his wife, and their children at the port in San

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