Chainsaw nun is just one of the heroes of Hurricane Irma clean-up efforts

Sister Margaret Ann is just one of the heroes of Hurricane Irma, having taken to the streets with a chainsaw to help with the clean-up effort.

The Florida nun was filmed by a Miami-Dade off-duty police officer wearing her full habit as she got to work.

Police said the nun was cutting trees to clear the roadways around Archbishop Coleman Carroll High School near Miami.

<em>Sister Margaret Ann took to the streets with a chainsaw to clean up after Hurricane Irma (AP)</em>
Sister Margaret Ann took to the streets with a chainsaw to clean up after Hurricane Irma (AP)
<em>Hurricane Irma caused widespread devastation across Florida and the Caribbean (AP)</em>
Hurricane Irma caused widespread devastation across Florida and the Caribbean (AP)

Residents were faced with debris and destruction after the storm hit (AP)

<em>The nun was dressed in her full habit when she was spotted clearing up the roads (AP)</em>
The nun was dressed in her full habit when she was spotted clearing up the roads (AP)

According to the school’s website, Sister Margaret Ann is the principal and she wasted no time in getting the roads back to the way they were before the devastating hurricane struck the area.

Police say “acts of kindness” like Sister Margaret Ann’s remind residents that they’re all part of the same community.

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The department added in its post: “Thank you Sister and all of our neighbours that are working together to get through this!”

Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc across the Caribbean and the United States, with 68 deaths so far linked to the storm.