Hurricane Maria makes landfall in Puerto Rico knocking out power across the island

VOCIED: Shows exterior shots driving through streets in San Juan after Hurricane Maria passed, showing debris littering floor, fallen teres, damaged power lines and damage to buildings and properties, including a petrol station. Exterior shots people looting from damaged building. Exterior shots strong winds driving rain, battering street signs and flooding across roads as Hurricane Maria hit island. Exterior shots police patrolling streets after worst of the storm passed. (NB THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT) The eye of Hurricane Maria has swept right over the island of Puerto Rico, a monster storm thought to be the worst the U.S. territory has ever seen. It showed no mercy and has left more than three million people without power. The US National Hurricane Center said "catastrophic" flooding was sweeping parts of the island. As the weakened storm moves away, the island's head of disaster management has said that "When we are able to go outside, we are going to find our island destroyed." on 21st September, 2017 in San Juan, Puerto Rico