Some in Florida Return Home; Trump Says Irma Damage Worse Than Thought
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"The devastation left by Hurricane Irma was far greater, at least in certain locations, than anyone thought," President
He is planning to visit
Teams of emergency workers rescued more people from flooded communities, repaired roads, cleared debris and started restoring power to millions of residences and businesses.
The head of the
"Basically, every house in the Keys was impacted in some way or another," the
"This is going to be a frustrating event," Long added, and "it's going to take some time to let people back into their homes, particularly in the
The emergency agency director was headed to the
Damaged sail boats are shown in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma,
Seven million without power
The state governor,
Residents were allowed to return to some islands in the upper Keys, closest to the mainland, but a roadblock barred access to the majority of the hundreds of habitable islands that make up the chain of coral islands, culminating in
About seven million people throughout
The acting secretary of the federal
A man tries to figure out how to salvage his flooded vehicle in the wake Hurricane Irma,
"We face a long and challenging road ahead, but ... our federal, state, tribal and local partners will continue to stand with the people affected by the storm," Duke said in a message to storm-weary residents of the southern
Death toll
Workers from
Hurricane Irma has been blamed for at least five deaths in
The Latest: Death toll in Florida increases to 12
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