Hurricane Helene Kills Over 100, Massive Relief Efforts

Hurricane Helene has wreaked havoc across several southeastern states, killing over 100 people and leaving many isolated and without power, water, or shelter. Extensive search and rescue operations are underway, with North Carolina coordinating efforts from 92 teams across 20 states and the U.S. government. Aid is being delivered by air and ground, including millions of liters of water and hundreds of tons of food. Numerous local and national organizations, including the Salvation Army, Red Cross, and multiple fire departments, have mobilized to provide support. Volunteers from various states, such as Ohio, Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Alabama, are contributing to rescue and relief efforts. The full extent of the devastation is still unfolding as communications and access to isolated areas improve.