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www.youtube.com – WYFF 4 – 2024-09-29 18:52:08


SUMMARY: Hurricane Helene severely impacted the Carolinas, particularly in Greenville County, where 86% of are still without power. Duke Energy reports unprecedented , with power restoration potentially taking over a . Emergency urge patience, caution against scams, and recommend avoiding road travel to facilitate recovery efforts. In North Carolina, over 900,000 residents are affected, with and fallen trees leading to at least 65 confirmed deaths. Governor Roy Cooper announced federal disaster assistance for 25 counties. The storm also caused widespread cancellations in schools, while price gouging laws remain active amid rising prices for supplies and services.

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Myrtle Beach couple awaits updates from family in the path of Helene

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www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2024-09-30 17:17:11


SUMMARY: Hurricane Helen has struck the Carolinas, becoming one of the deadliest hurricanes in the past 50 years, with a toll rising to 128, 36 in North Carolina and 29 in South Carolina. Hundreds of roads remain blocked, leaving many stranded in their homes. In Myrtle Beach, the Quinns anxiously await from their daughter and granddaughters in Barnardsville, North Carolina, after receiving a cryptic text indicating they are safe but without or electricity. The plans to travel to as soon as it is safe. Resources to assist affected areas are available online.

A Myrtle Beach couple is waiting anxiously for more contact from family in Western North Carolina.

Laurie Quinn and her husband Tim Quinn sat on the porch of their Myrtle Beach home waiting for contact and answers from their only daughter and granddaughters. They spoke to them on the phone Thursday, as Helene drew closer.
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WYFF News 4 Morning Headlines 9.29

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September 30, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WYFF 4 – 2024-09-29 11:46:10


SUMMARY: Hurricane Helene has caused significant devastation across the Southeast, resulting in over 50 fatalities, with at least 24 deaths reported in South Carolina alone. Cleanup efforts are underway but hindered by power outages affecting hundreds of thousands. Many are still experiencing severe , particularly in Western North Carolina, where emergency services have conducted over 200 rescues. Schools in Greenville County and nearby regions are closed due to damages and power issues, while Clemson is providing resources for those affected. The owner of the Carolina Panthers has pledged $3 million for relief efforts, supporting local food and recovery initiatives.

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