Hurricane Helene Leaves Over 220 Dead
Hurricane Helene Leaves Over 220 Dead

Hurricane Helene Leaves Over 220 Dead

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Hurricane Helene has resulted in over 220 fatalities and left many residents in the southeastern U.S. without food, water, or communication. In North Carolina, college students faced disruptions, with classes canceled and communities in distress as they wait for recovery efforts to unfold. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine emphasizes the importance of donating to legitimate charities while warning about potential scams. Country music stars, including Dolly Parton and Morgan Wallen, are contributing significantly to relief efforts, with Parton donating $1 million. Volunteers have stepped up, using helicopters and mules to deliver aid to remote areas that remain isolated due to severe damage. The federal government has deployed support, but local volunteers are playing a crucial role in bridging the gaps in the recovery efforts.

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