Hurricane Irma: Gov. Scott says Keys face ‘long road’ to recovery
Speaking to reporters at a
In the Keys north of
He also said there is widespread loss of electricity, water and sewer service there.
"It's very tough. ... My heart goes out to the Keys. There's devastation and I just hope everybody survived."
He added: "For our entire state and especially for the Keys, it's going to be a long road. There's a lot of damage."
Scott praised first responders and the military for their help and said the
Scott said about 65 percent of
Scott said he's been in regular contact with utilities and with fuel suppliers.
"It's going to take a few days to get caught up" on gas supplies, the governor said.
Scott said he hasn't estimated how much storm damage will cost.
"We don't have an exact estimate but I can guarantee you it is going to cost billions upon billions upon billions of dollars to help the
"
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