Others who died as the hurricane struck included an 80-year-old woman and a 94-year-old man who relied on oxygen machines that stopped working because of power cuts.
Separately, a 67-year-old man who was waiting to be rescued lost his life after falling into rising water inside his home.Florida's devastation seen from above In Florida, the latest figures suggest that over 1.7 million residents are still without power. A further 400,000 homes and businesses in the Carolinas are also affected.
At a news conference, Mr DeSantis assured the public that these outages will be fixed - but in the hardest-hit areas, he warned it may take longer than 48 hours to get infrastructure back online. He also warned that looting or taking advantage of people in a vulnerable situation would not be tolerated - and criminals who did so were taking a huge risk.Read more:
Hope there is plenty more hurricane ,hope it destroy USA. Need more hurricanes in USA.
Lower than reqular to get them self willing to help hear from the same creature of them self care
What a shit boring hurricane name no wonder many didn’t evacuate. Ain’t no one scared of a hurricane named Ian.
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