ROSEMARY CHURCH, CNN ANCHOR: And right now Michigan is under increased pressure handling the virus and a natural disaster. Days of heavy rain caused breaches in two dams. The resulting floods forcing almost 10,000 people to abandon their home. Our Ryan Young is on the ground in Michigan.</s>RYAN YOUNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Still a lot of questions here in Midland, Michigan. Especially after the devastating 24 hours this area has had. Just take a look at this neighborhood. You can see some of the aspects of all the water that hit this area when two dams burst. In fact, look from above, and that's where you really get an aspect of just how damaging this was. 10,000 residents had to be evacuated. In fact, we talked to one man who we were able to see his home from above. For the first time he figured out that he lost everything by watching this drone video.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's heartbreaking but we'll deal with it when we come back.</s>YOUNG: What did you see in that drone shoot? Because you wanted to see what your house looked like.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes. I just kind of confirmed that I was coming here expecting the worse and then I saw it.</s>YOUNG: This area is still dealing with power outages. And amazingly despite the two dam breaks, no one lost their life. Reporting in Midland Michigan, Ryan Young, CNN.</s>CHURCH: And just ahead, a major global airline is resuming some flights across the world but how many travelers are ready to fly in the midst of this pandemic. We will get the latest update live from Dubai. Back in just a moment.
Thousands Forced to Flee After Dams Burst in Michigan