Florida residents struggle to rebuild one year after Hurricane Ian
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2023
- One year after Hurricane Ian ripped through Florida, killing hundreds of people and leaving behind a trail of destruction, residents are still trying to rebuild their lives as the state reaches this grim millstone. NBC News’ Sam Brock reports.
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#Florida #HurricaneIan #Rebuild
Where is their governor ,Ron de Santis? Here is his chance to help his own people!
Busy changing districts in North Florida
can't get re-elected in Florida, he doesn't care what these swampbillies are going through
You obviously don't live in SWFL. The post Ian repair is actually happening much quicker than similar hurricanes.
But I thought this was USA where they criticize other countries first, but now they can't even rebuild themselves.
Most Americans don't criticize other countries and all countries are being effected by climate change.
The USA has a huge land mass and, other than an earthquake thus far, is being hit with all other catastrophic weather related events; and wherever you live won't be exempt.
It takes time to rebuild. However, in my opinion people who live on or near coasts should move. Not rebuild.
Those who live near the equator should also move at least 4,000 miles away from it.
No place will be 100% safe from weather related events, but will at least be livable and viable.
Have a nice evening and/or day.
False. The rebuilding of SWFL has been tremendously fast compared to similar hurricanes. 90% of the damaged buildings from from Ian have already been rebuilt. Only some infrastructure on the barrier islands are left and they are quickly being repaired to higher standards. A further $20m was given for repairs this month.
@@PlayWaves1
Liar.
Doesn't Florida have a Governor? DeSantis is MIA.
Really because he just gave another 20m just this month for post Ian relief?
@@PlayWaves1 Have you tried getting homeowners insurance in Florida??? Teachers and Doctors are fleeing Florida.
What happened to all that money RhondaSatan’s wife collected for H. Ian victims?
Who was it spent on? Can she provide receipts for where it was spent? Who oversaw how it was spent? Did she buy more shrimper boots for Ron?
P.S. I watch your broadcast this evening. Someone might want to let Richard Engel know the children of Ukraine have been going to school in the subways for a long while…John Sweeney knows this, Operator Starsky and many others know this.
How about u go live with your libby friends in crimepit California? Hardly any of SWFL is affected by Ian anymore. 90% of damaged buildings have been repaired. Only the barrier Islands still have damage but they're quickly being repaired.
Ah glorious florida 💩
California 💩is no better
Far better than the crime pit that is Crapifornia.
It's called flyover country for a reason. It's all yours. 💩💩
Didn't the Governor's wife vacuum up tons of private donations for herself, meant to help victims?
Where is DeSantis? Guess he’s too busy at the makeup counter😳
Where is Meatball Ron??? Let me guess, he busy losing the presidential nomination of the MAGA Party..
PayPala…….I never get tired of hearing the name “Meatball Ron”😂😂😂
Out buying new shrimper boots.
One of the best days of my life was when I packed up my family and left Florida.
Later, gator. Enjoy climate change.
Good no one will miss you. Hardly any of SWFL is affected by Ian anymore. Only the homes on the beach but they're getting repaired quite quick compared to other hurricanes.
I wouldn't live in Florida even if someone gave me a free mansion.
Thanks to fossil fuel companies creating climate change, within a short few decades about one fourh to one third of the state will eventually be under water, which will bring hurricanes to their new coast line.
Drought and poor *manmade* farming/agricultural practice created the Dust Bowl which caused deaths and mass migrations.
Let's hope for the best from government leaders to offset this, but not all of weather related catastrophies will be avoided for decades to come.
A few decades for a 1/4 of the state? It will take 100s of years for that to happen.