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People Love To Live In Places That Are At Risk For Disasters, 'And This Is What Happens'
California was burning and emergency management officials in Sacramento, Calif., were listing the latest statistics about the fires, the firefighters, the acres burned, the fatalities, the missing people, the number of tanker planes and helicopters deployed, and so on.
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Wipro To Contribute $250,000 Towards Texas Recovery Fund
According to the company, it will contribute $250,000 towards the fund which has been set up by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation in collaboration with the OneStar Foundation.
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Airline Flies Animals Displaced By Hurricane Harvey To Their New Homes
An airline pitched in with relief work in flood-hit Houston flying shelter cats and dogs from Austin, Texas to San Diego, California that had to be moved to make room for the animals displaced by Hurricane Harvey.
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So How Do Mega-Storms Get Named, Anyhow?
First there was Harvey, which put much of Houston under water. Now Hurricane Irma is rampaging across the Caribbean and closing in on Miami.
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In Harvey's Aftermath, A Flood Of Emotions As Rebuilding Begins
For Texas residents affected by Hurricane Harvey, life in the storm's aftermath involves juggling insurance claims, home repairs and work. But coping with loss is stirring very different feelings.
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Donald Trump Hugs Children, Serves Food In Visit To Victims Of Harvey
US President Donald Trump flew to Houston on Saturday to meet with victims of Hurricane Harvey and see the effects of the record-setting storm while he presses for a multi-billion-dollar aid package.
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Houston Man Comes Back To Flood-Hit Home, Finds 9-Foot Alligator Inside
On Friday, Texas resident Brian Foster returned to his home in Harris County to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. As he walked around the house with a clean-up crew, a giant alligator greeted him in the dining room.
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A National Guard Vehicle Vanished Near Houston. Soldiers Found It With Snapchat.
A soldier commanding a vanished Humvee was not answering calls. No one in the unit had his driver's phone number, worsening the situation of an Army vehicle and two soldiers missing somewhere near flood-ravaged Houston as night approached.
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How The Chaos Of Hurricane Katrina Helped Save Pets From Flooding In Texas
As Hurricane Harvey pelted Houston with heavy rains over the weekend, a local television news station broadcast footage of flood evacuees sitting outside the George R. Brown Convention Center. The people weren't waiting for space inside what would become a massive emergency shelter. They were choosing to remain outdoors because their pets were not ...
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Indian-Americans In Texas Help Thousands With Food, Medical Aid
Indian-Americans in Texas, especially the youth, are helping hundreds of people affected by catastrophic floods caused due to Hurricane Harvey by giving food, shelter and medical assistance.
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People Love To Live In Places That Are At Risk For Disasters, 'And This Is What Happens'
California was burning and emergency management officials in Sacramento, Calif., were listing the latest statistics about the fires, the firefighters, the acres burned, the fatalities, the missing people, the number of tanker planes and helicopters deployed, and so on.
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Wipro To Contribute $250,000 Towards Texas Recovery Fund
According to the company, it will contribute $250,000 towards the fund which has been set up by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation in collaboration with the OneStar Foundation.
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Airline Flies Animals Displaced By Hurricane Harvey To Their New Homes
An airline pitched in with relief work in flood-hit Houston flying shelter cats and dogs from Austin, Texas to San Diego, California that had to be moved to make room for the animals displaced by Hurricane Harvey.
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So How Do Mega-Storms Get Named, Anyhow?
First there was Harvey, which put much of Houston under water. Now Hurricane Irma is rampaging across the Caribbean and closing in on Miami.
-
In Harvey's Aftermath, A Flood Of Emotions As Rebuilding Begins
For Texas residents affected by Hurricane Harvey, life in the storm's aftermath involves juggling insurance claims, home repairs and work. But coping with loss is stirring very different feelings.
-
Donald Trump Hugs Children, Serves Food In Visit To Victims Of Harvey
US President Donald Trump flew to Houston on Saturday to meet with victims of Hurricane Harvey and see the effects of the record-setting storm while he presses for a multi-billion-dollar aid package.
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Houston Man Comes Back To Flood-Hit Home, Finds 9-Foot Alligator Inside
On Friday, Texas resident Brian Foster returned to his home in Harris County to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. As he walked around the house with a clean-up crew, a giant alligator greeted him in the dining room.
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A National Guard Vehicle Vanished Near Houston. Soldiers Found It With Snapchat.
A soldier commanding a vanished Humvee was not answering calls. No one in the unit had his driver's phone number, worsening the situation of an Army vehicle and two soldiers missing somewhere near flood-ravaged Houston as night approached.
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How The Chaos Of Hurricane Katrina Helped Save Pets From Flooding In Texas
As Hurricane Harvey pelted Houston with heavy rains over the weekend, a local television news station broadcast footage of flood evacuees sitting outside the George R. Brown Convention Center. The people weren't waiting for space inside what would become a massive emergency shelter. They were choosing to remain outdoors because their pets were not ...
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Indian-Americans In Texas Help Thousands With Food, Medical Aid
Indian-Americans in Texas, especially the youth, are helping hundreds of people affected by catastrophic floods caused due to Hurricane Harvey by giving food, shelter and medical assistance.
