Hurricane Beryl, a powerful Category 4 storm, caused significant damage in the southeastern Caribbean, specifically impacting islands like Carriacou and Barbados. The storm brought destructive winds, storm surges, and heavy rainfall, leading to widespread devastation, but fortunately, no immediate reports of injuries or deaths. Beryl set records as the first June Category 4 storm in the Atlantic, prompting concerns across the region. The storm, maintaining its strength, is expected to move towards Jamaica and Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, posing continued threats to these areas. Governments have issued warnings and preparedness measures as the hurricane progresses through the Caribbean, leaving a path of destruction reminiscent of past severe storms.