The Salvation Army is doing its bit to help those stranded by the closure of the Bay d’Espoir motorway. The group has served more than 170 people and says they are working alongside other community groups to provide food, water and support to those stranded as wildfires continue to spread along the highway. The Grand Falls-Windsor Emergency Disaster Services team is on the ground on Bay d’Espoir Highway serving meals to commuters waiting to get through due to the wildfires. More than 170 meals have been provided, with water and snacks served as needed. pic.twitter.com/emkxUKyB26 — The Salvation Army Newfoundland and Labrador (@SalArmyNL) August 5, 2022 The Grand Falls-Windsor, Bishop’s Falls and Botwood Lions clubs are also stopping by to offer a rest stop for those stranded by the closure.
