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72 Dead As Hurricane Irma Batters Florida
Hurricane Irma killed 72 people in Florida when it battered the southern state on September 10, according to an updated death toll that includes figures from individual counties.
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Number Of Deaths Due To Hurricane Irma Rises To 50 In Florida
The toll from Hurricane Irma in the US state of Florida stood at 50 dead Monday as officials tallied up the victims of the mega-storm, which ripped through the state last week.
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Donald Trump To Visit Hurricane-Hit Florida As Agents Probe Nursing Home Deaths
President Donald Trump is to visit storm-ravaged Florida on Thursday as authorities investigate the deaths of eight residents of a nursing home that lost power when Hurricane Irma whipped through the region.
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8 Dead At South Florida Nursing Home As State Grapples With Heat, Outages After Irma
Police opened a criminal investigation Wednesday into the deaths of at least eight people at a South Florida nursing home that apparently was without air conditioning amid ongoing power outages from Hurricane Irma, according to local officials.
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Chainsaw-Wielding Nun Joins Relief Work In Hurricane Irma-Hit Florida
Days after Hurricane Irma battered Caribbean and parts of Florida, residents and officials are now coming together to help in the cleanup effort. Among the volunteers and first responders, is a nun from Florida who joined others to clear out the debris left behind
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Pic Of Cop Holding K-9 Partner's Paw During Hurricane Irma Will Warm Your Heart
Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction in its wake and forced millions to evacuate in Florida. However, nothing symbolises unity in this huge ordeal better than this endearing photo of a cop with his dog.
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Florida Sheriff Sued After Threatening To Scour Hurricane Shelters For Criminals
In the anxious days leading up to Hurricane Irma's landfall in Florida, first responders flooded social media with information about safety and shelter. The Polk County Sheriff's Office was no exception.
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Irma Weakens To A Tropical Storm After Knocking Out Power To Millions In Florida
The remnants of Hurricane Irma swept north through Florida on Monday, leaving behind a trail of debris, flooding and power outages after the storm roared up the state's Gulf Coast and brought its drenching rainfall and battering winds into Georgia.
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Storm Irma Brings Flooding To Parts Of Florida; Cuba Reports 10 Killed
Downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm, Irma flooded several northern Florida cities with heavy rain and high storm surge on Monday as it headed out of the state after cutting power to millions and ripping roofs off homes.
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Delta Air Lines To Cancel About 800 Flights Due To Irma
Delta Air Lines Inc said it would cancel about 800 flights on Monday as it braces for Tropical Storm Irma at its Atlanta hub.
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About 5.8 Million Lose Power From Irma: US State Officials
About 5.8 million homes and businesses have lost power in Florida and Georgia due to Hurricane Irma, according to state officials and utilities on Monday.
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Irma Weakens To Tropical Storm, Batters Florida With Powerful Winds As It Heads North
Hurricane Irma pushed swelling seas toward the populous Tampa Bay area on Monday as the giant vortex of rain and wind lost some of its punch but still threatened danger as it continued up Florida's Gulf Coast, bringing storm surges and raging downpours.
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Forecasters Say Irma Weakens To Tropical Storm In Florida
Irma weakened early Monday to a tropical storm as it continued on a northward path through Florida, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Hurricane Irma Pounds Florida: Extent Of Damage Not Yet Clear
Damage appeared to be severe in the Florida Keys, where Irma first came ashore as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of up to 130 mph in the early hours of Sunday.
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White House Social Media Chief Tweets Wrong Hurricane Video, Deletes
White House social media director Dan Scavino has tweeted a wrong video of flooded Miami International Airport affected by Hurricane Irma, only to be corrected by the airport itself, according to media reports.
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72 Dead As Hurricane Irma Batters Florida
Hurricane Irma killed 72 people in Florida when it battered the southern state on September 10, according to an updated death toll that includes figures from individual counties.
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Number Of Deaths Due To Hurricane Irma Rises To 50 In Florida
The toll from Hurricane Irma in the US state of Florida stood at 50 dead Monday as officials tallied up the victims of the mega-storm, which ripped through the state last week.
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Donald Trump To Visit Hurricane-Hit Florida As Agents Probe Nursing Home Deaths
President Donald Trump is to visit storm-ravaged Florida on Thursday as authorities investigate the deaths of eight residents of a nursing home that lost power when Hurricane Irma whipped through the region.
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8 Dead At South Florida Nursing Home As State Grapples With Heat, Outages After Irma
Police opened a criminal investigation Wednesday into the deaths of at least eight people at a South Florida nursing home that apparently was without air conditioning amid ongoing power outages from Hurricane Irma, according to local officials.
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Chainsaw-Wielding Nun Joins Relief Work In Hurricane Irma-Hit Florida
Days after Hurricane Irma battered Caribbean and parts of Florida, residents and officials are now coming together to help in the cleanup effort. Among the volunteers and first responders, is a nun from Florida who joined others to clear out the debris left behind
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Pic Of Cop Holding K-9 Partner's Paw During Hurricane Irma Will Warm Your Heart
Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction in its wake and forced millions to evacuate in Florida. However, nothing symbolises unity in this huge ordeal better than this endearing photo of a cop with his dog.
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Florida Sheriff Sued After Threatening To Scour Hurricane Shelters For Criminals
In the anxious days leading up to Hurricane Irma's landfall in Florida, first responders flooded social media with information about safety and shelter. The Polk County Sheriff's Office was no exception.
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Irma Weakens To A Tropical Storm After Knocking Out Power To Millions In Florida
The remnants of Hurricane Irma swept north through Florida on Monday, leaving behind a trail of debris, flooding and power outages after the storm roared up the state's Gulf Coast and brought its drenching rainfall and battering winds into Georgia.
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Storm Irma Brings Flooding To Parts Of Florida; Cuba Reports 10 Killed
Downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm, Irma flooded several northern Florida cities with heavy rain and high storm surge on Monday as it headed out of the state after cutting power to millions and ripping roofs off homes.
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Delta Air Lines To Cancel About 800 Flights Due To Irma
Delta Air Lines Inc said it would cancel about 800 flights on Monday as it braces for Tropical Storm Irma at its Atlanta hub.
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About 5.8 Million Lose Power From Irma: US State Officials
About 5.8 million homes and businesses have lost power in Florida and Georgia due to Hurricane Irma, according to state officials and utilities on Monday.
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Irma Weakens To Tropical Storm, Batters Florida With Powerful Winds As It Heads North
Hurricane Irma pushed swelling seas toward the populous Tampa Bay area on Monday as the giant vortex of rain and wind lost some of its punch but still threatened danger as it continued up Florida's Gulf Coast, bringing storm surges and raging downpours.
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Forecasters Say Irma Weakens To Tropical Storm In Florida
Irma weakened early Monday to a tropical storm as it continued on a northward path through Florida, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Hurricane Irma Pounds Florida: Extent Of Damage Not Yet Clear
Damage appeared to be severe in the Florida Keys, where Irma first came ashore as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of up to 130 mph in the early hours of Sunday.
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White House Social Media Chief Tweets Wrong Hurricane Video, Deletes
White House social media director Dan Scavino has tweeted a wrong video of flooded Miami International Airport affected by Hurricane Irma, only to be corrected by the airport itself, according to media reports.
