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Hurricane Helene Death Toll Rises to at Least 130 in US South-East
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The devastating storm, identified as Hurricane Helene, has caused widespread destruction and loss of life in the southeastern United States. The death toll has risen to 130, with many more affected by the storm's aftermath. The US government has estimated that the clear-up effort could take years to complete. President Joe Biden has announced plans to visit North Carolina, one of the worst-affected states, to monitor rescue efforts. During his visit, Biden is expected to assess the situation and provide support to those affected.
The emotional and physical toll here is indescribable.
And we have responded with our best, with the best folks who are on the ground and here doing the kind of work that is about rising to a moment of crisis.
Over the past few days, our nation has endured some of the worst destruction and devastation that we have seen in quite some time.
The vice president, she's out someplace, campaigning, looking for money.
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