💨 Abstract
The Biden administration has approved $1.8 billion in aid for hurricane recovery efforts in the southeastern U.S., following back-to-back storms Helene and Milton. Over 8,000 federal personnel are currently assisting on the ground, but recovery is expected to take a long time due to the strain on resources and the high insured losses. The President has called for Congress to return and approve more disaster relief funds.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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