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Deadly Flooding in Southern US

Deadly Flooding in Southern US
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World February 17, 2025 00:30

southern united states - Nine people have lost their lives in severe flooding following intense rainfall in the southern United States.

Governor Warns of Rising Death Toll in Kentucky

Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky anticipates a further increase in the death toll in his state. Most victims were trapped in their vehicles as the water levels rose. Over a thousand individuals had to be rescued in Kentucky alone. Tens of thousands of households are without power and clean water. President Donald Trump has declared a state of emergency.

Georgia Reports Fatal Incident

In Georgia, one person died when a tree fell on a house, as reported by local media.

Multiple States Affected by Heavy Rainfall

The rainfall, which began on Saturday accompanied by strong winds, affected several states including Kentucky, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Virginia, and West Virginia. In Tennessee, a dam failure has raised concerns of life-threatening situations according to local authorities.

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