The Bahamian island of Great Inagua is known for its old salt plant and its large flamingo flock, but after Hurricane Ike stormed through last week, the flamingos may be gone for good.

By WILL WEISSERT By Will Weissert The Associated Press CAMAGUEY, Cuba Hurricane Ike roared into Cuba on Sunday after destroying houses and crops on low-lying islands and worsening floods in Haiti that have already killed more than 300 people.

By Anonymous DEVELOPMENT OF INAGUA. The Bahamas is seeking US$199,600 from the Inter-American Development Bank to hire consultants specializing in environmental and tourism planning for the sustainable development of Inagua. Project in preparation. Executing agency pending definition. Details: IDB.