State of Indiana launched a disaster relief fund for affected citizens following severe weather impacts.
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Updated Aug 31
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State of Indiana launched a disaster relief fund for affected citizens following severe weather impacts.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Indiana announced disaster relief efforts and established a one-stop shop for flood victims.Sub-event
- State announced a disaster relief fund for residents affected in LaPorte County.Sub-event
Indiana state launched a disaster relief fund for citizens affected by recent weather events.1 source
Indiana opened grants for flood victims following severe weather impacts.1 source
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Due to severe flooding in Indiana, the governor requested emergency aid, and the president granted the declaration.Also in this story
- Mike Braun, while consulting on state disaster fund payment limits, approved a major disaster declaration for 21 counties in Indiana.
- Disaster programs are assisting livestock producers in Indiana, with ELAP compensating for feed and grazing losses due to flooding.
- Mike Braun, Governor of Indiana, toured the region to assess storm damage and approve major disaster declarations.
- Donald Trump approved FEMA aid for counties in Indiana.
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Indiana
state of the United States of America
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Mike Braun
American businessman and politician (born 1954)
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- Mike Braun directs emergency resources in Indiana following a disaster declaration.