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Hurricane Helene: Unmet Needs and Relief Efforts in North Carolina

North Carolina continues to face disaster recovery struggles after Hurricane Helene, highlighting gaps in federal response and community-driven relief initiatives.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 6:13 PM ET

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the residents of North Carolina face immense challenges as government aid falls short. Despite National Guard and military withdrawal, organizations like Water Mission rapidly mobilized to provide essential supplies, including clean water and power generators. Critiques point to FEMA's inadequate response, leaving many without basic necessities as cold weather approaches. With increasing needs, local charities are stepping in to support those still living in distressing conditions.

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