Hurricane Helene has left a path of destruction from Florida to Virginia, with residents in the American southeast facing losses that could reach as high as $100 billion. Many are coming to terms with the devastating impact of the storm, which has hit coastal towns particularly hard.
Niki Keen, a resident of Horseshoe Beach, Florida, tearfully describes the aftermath of Hurricane Helene as the cost of living on the state’s beaches. She highlights the harsh reality of coastal living and the devastation that residents must endure in the face of such natural disasters.
Authorities are working tirelessly in search and rescue missions in states affected by the hurricane, often facing challenges such as limited phone service and internet access. The extent of the damage caused by Hurricane Helene has forced communities to come together in the midst of chaos and destruction.
The aftermath of Hurricane Helene serves as a stark reminder of the power of nature and the vulnerability of coastal towns in the face of such extreme weather events. As residents confront the scale of their losses, the road to recovery will be a long and challenging one for those impacted by this devastating storm.
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Video “Hurricane Helene: Residents confronting scale of devastation which could run as high as $100 billion” was uploaded on 09/29/2024 to Youtube Channel Global News