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  1. Hurricane Helene caused major infrastructure damage across North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
  2. Securing relief efforts for North Carolina following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.
  3. The state of North Carolina has directed funding to aid recovery efforts following the severe impacts of Hurricane Helene.
  4. FEMA is providing disaster assistance in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene, while also addressing false claims of home destruction.

FEMA continues costly debris removal efforts in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene

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Two years after Hurricane Helene, millions of tons of debris remain scattered across thousands of square miles in North Carolina. Crews are still pulling scrap metal, PVC pipes, and other trash out of waterways, a process described as costly and logistically challenging.

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The cleanup effort has required more than $600 million in public spending. The jagged and mountainous terrain of Western North Carolina makes the removal of debris difficult and ongoing.

FEMA is providing disaster assistance in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene, while also addressing false claims of home destruction.

From wmra.org

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