Hurricane Irma kills five as it sweeps through island of Saint MartinAMSTERDAM/PARIS (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma has killed at least five people and left a trail of destruction on the part-French, part-Dutch Caribbean island of Saint Martin, government officials in France and the Netherlands said on Thursday. Packing winds of around 175 mph (290 kph), the storm lashed several small islands in the northeast Caribbean, including St  Martin and St Barthelemy, tearing down trees, flattening homes and causing widespread damage. French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Thursday said four bodies had been recovered on the French side of the island, revising down an earlier death toll.  The death toll is still uncertain because clearing operations are under way,  Philippe told a news conference at a crisis centre in Paris. About 50 people have been injured.  There is considerable damage,  Philippe said, adding that local authorities in Saint Martin said 95 percent of the houses there had been damaged, and 60 percent were uninhabitable.  There is no electricity, no drinkable water, gasoline is unavailable.  Philippe said the government would on Friday declare a state of emergency, facilitating insurance compensation. Government officials in the Netherlands said the hurricane had caused enormous devastation on the Dutch side of the island, killing one person and injuring several others. The Dutch navy, which has two ships stationed off the coast, tweeted images gathered by helicopter showing damaged houses, hotels and boats. Sint Maarten, as it is known in Dutch, is an independent nation within the Kingdom of the Netherlands with a population of around 40,000 people, about the same as on the French side of the island. Images of the Dutch side s Juliana Airport showed the landing strips appeared intact, although the navy said the airport was unreachable for now. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Hurricane Irma kills five as it sweeps through island of Saint MartinAMSTERDAM/PARIS (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma has killed at least five people and left a trail of destruction on the part-French, part-Dutch Caribbean island of Saint Martin, government officials in France and the Netherlands said on Thursday. Packing winds of around 175 mph (290 kph), the storm lashed several small islands in the northeast Caribbean, including St  Martin and St Barthelemy, tearing down trees, flattening homes and causing widespread damage. French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Thursday said four bodies had been recovered on the French side of the island, revising down an earlier death toll.  The death toll is still uncertain because clearing operations are under way,  Philippe told a news conference at a crisis centre in Paris. About 50 people have been injured.  There is considerable damage,  Philippe said, adding that local authorities in Saint Martin said 95 percent of the houses there had been damaged, and 60 percent were uninhabitable.  There is no electricity, no drinkable water, gasoline is unavailable.  Philippe said the government would on Friday declare a state of emergency, facilitating insurance compensation. Government officials in the Netherlands said the hurricane had caused enormous devastation on the Dutch side of the island, killing one person and injuring several others. The Dutch navy, which has two ships stationed off the coast, tweeted images gathered by helicopter showing damaged houses, hotels and boats. Sint Maarten, as it is known in Dutch, is an independent nation within the Kingdom of the Netherlands with a population of around 40,000 people, about the same as on the French side of the island. Images of the Dutch side s Juliana Airport showed the landing strips appeared intact, although the navy said the airport was unreachable for now. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: hurricane irma kills five sweeps island saint reuters hurricane irma killed least five people left trail destruction caribbean island saint martin government officials france netherlands said thursday packing winds around mph kph storm lashed several small islands northeast caribbean including st martin st barthelemy tearing trees flattering homes causing widespread damage french prime minister douard philippe thursday said four bodies recovered french side island revising earlier death toll the death toll still uncertain clearing operations way philippe told news conference crisis centre paris about people injured there considerable damage philippe said adding local authorities saint martin said percent houses damaged percent uninhabitable there electricity printable water gasoline unavailable philippe said government would friday declare state emergency facilitating insurance compensation government officials netherlands said hurricane caused enormous devastation dutch side island killing one person injuring several others the dutch navy two ships stationed coast tweeted images gathered helicopter showing damaged houses hotels boats sent martin known dutch independent nation within kingdom netherlands population around people french side island images dutch side julian airport showed landing strips appeared intact although navy said airport unreadable worldnews