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Tropical storm Debby ravages Florida and Georgia: Many dead, cities flooded

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 6 August 2024
Tropical Storm Debby caused severe damage across the southeastern US, leading to several deaths, mass evacuations, and extensive flooding. Rescue operations are ongoing in Florida and Georgia, with over 500 people saved from flooded homes. Power outages affected more than 300,000 people as authorities urged residents to stay vigilant, with the storm still posing significant threats.
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