Midwest Cold: Fire Risks, Homelessness Surge
Midwest Cold: Fire Risks, Homelessness Surge

Midwest Cold: Fire Risks, Homelessness Surge

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Rough sleeping in Nottinghamshire increased by 76% in 2024, with 592 individuals spending nights outdoors in hazardous conditions. Amidst freezing temperatures, firefighters in the Midwest, including Minnesota, North Dakota, and Iowa, face challenges such as frozen equipment while battling blazes. A deadly apartment fire in Minnesota left one dead and 12 homeless, prompting Governor Tim Walz to deploy the National Guard for temporary shelter. Despite the severe cold, firefighters continue training to ensure readiness. These extreme weather conditions highlight the need for improved resources for rough sleepers and emergency services facing increased risks during the winter months.

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