💨 Abstract
Hurricane Helene caused widespread destruction, killing at least 69 people across the Southeastern US, with the highest death toll in South Carolina. Damage estimates range from $15 billion to over $100 billion. Power outages, destroyed roads, bridges, and flooding affected states from Florida to Virginia. In North Carolina, the death toll reached 11, and all roads in the western part of the state are closed for months.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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