The Southeast Recovering From Helene

MIAMI

ASHEVILLE, NC - Multiple media sources report the Southeast is

 

beginning its recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene.  Millions

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are still without power, and there are over 220 now confirmed

 

dead ​from this catastrophic Category Four Storm that hit Florida 

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and surrounding states, in late September.   Roads and Bridges

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remain out, and thousands are trying to wait for food, water, 

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and other supplies which are on their way to those affected by

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the huge storm.   In  Several states, the challenge is getting

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food, and water to those affected from the savage storm.  More 

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than 400 roads were damaged from the storm. People on the 

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ground are saying the help from the Federal Government, has

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been slow or non existent at this point.   It's been neighbor 

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helping neighbor at this point and many people in those areas

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hit hardest have said the same thing.   State National Guards 

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have been doing most of the assistance for the people instead

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of the Federal Assistance.   Private individuals who were trying

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to help were threatened with jail time by the authorities on many

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occasions throughout the recovery phase in the Southeast.  The 

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areas in question have been spared further damage by other

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storms that were heading that way, but diverted.

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