STORY: Drone footage shows the trail of devastation left by Hurricane Fiona as it made its way through the Caribbean. Villages in the Dominican Republic have been cut off from the outside world after severe flooding. more than 12,000 people had to leave their homes. More than 700,000 residents of the island state were still without electricity on Tuesday. According to emergency services, a man was killed north of the capital Santo Domingo. At least four people died on the US-owned Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, where Fiona raged on Sunday. The hurricane hit the British overseas territory of Turks and Caicos on Tuesday. Now he is heading towards Bermuda with wind speeds of a good 200 kilometers per hour. The US National Hurricane Center expects Fiona to hit there on Thursday as the second-highest Category 4 hurricane.