Hurricane Helene Devastates Southeast: Homes Destroyed, Rivers Overflow, and Lives Lost

Hurricane Helene, a powerful storm that made landfall in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane, has wreaked havoc across the Southeast, leaving a trail of destruction and claiming dozens of lives. From Florida to the Carolinas, homes were destroyed, rivers overflowed, and communities were left reeling. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but the full extent of the devastation is still unfolding.

Nepal Shuts Schools, Postpones Exams Due to Deadly Rains

The Nepal government has ordered the closure of all schools and postponed ongoing examinations for three days due to heavy rains and flooding that have claimed the lives of 66 people in the past 24 hours. The decision was made to ensure the safety of students and staff, particularly those travelling through disaster-affected areas.

Tropical Storm Helene Wreaks Havoc in North Carolina, Leaving Thousands in the Dark

Tropical Storm Helene, which made landfall in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane, brought heavy rain and strong winds to North Carolina, causing widespread damage and power outages. The storm left over 1 million customers in North and South Carolina without power, with Buncombe County being the hardest hit. Rivers are at major flood status, and emergency shelters are open for those displaced by the storm.

Tropical Cyclone Helene’s Remnants Bring Widespread Flooding and Disruptions Across the Southeast

The remnants of Tropical Cyclone Helene continue to impact the Southeast, causing heavy rain, severe flooding, and significant travel disruptions. Tennessee, in particular, is facing the brunt of the storm, with mountainous regions already experiencing significant rainfall and widespread flooding. The storm’s impact is being felt across multiple states, with travel disruptions, power outages, and emergency declarations in place. The storm’s impact is expected to last through the weekend.

Woman Drowns in Overflowing Nullah in Mumbai Amid Heavy Rains, BMC Faces Investigation

A 45-year-old woman tragically drowned in an overflowing nullah in Andheri, Mumbai, during heavy rains on Wednesday, September 25. The incident sparked outrage as it highlighted the city’s vulnerability to flooding and raised questions about the BMC’s preparedness. The victim’s husband has demanded justice, stating she was the family’s sole breadwinner. The BMC has launched an investigation into the incident.

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