President Donald Trump announced that it would dispatch the US Army Engineers to North Carolina, emphasizing how Hurricane Helen's people needed to restore river and roads.
President Trump, who visited the state on Friday, Acknowledged Hurricane Helen said that the Biden administration did not know what took so long for the destruction of the local community in western North Carolina. President Trump added that the administration would give them a need for the “resources” and the appropriate support for them.
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“We are keeping a lot of things in mind and preparing for the Army Engineers,” said Trump. “I need to repair the riverbank. I need to fix many roads, and we intend to complete it quickly, and I call Susie Wils and all my subordinates. I don't know what it took in the other administration. “
The U.S. Army Engineering has a “37,000 full -time civilian and soldiers who provide technical services to more than 130 countries around the world” to build and maintain US infrastructure and provide military facilities. According to the Army Engineers who are “working hard to strengthen US security”, it is a place where our soldiers train, work, and live. Web site。
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According to the Army Engineers Web site, “Based on the national framework (NRF) and the authorities of the Stafford Law. Usace supports state and local governments under the guidance of FEMA as a member of the federal government team.”
Every year, the U.S. Army Engineers (USACE) dispatches hundreds of trained personnel and resources throughout the United States and its territory to respond to emergencies and support disaster recovery. Based on the national support framework (NRF) and the authorities of the Stafford Law. USACE is active under Fema's guidance as a member of the Federal team that supports state and local governments in response to large -scale disasters. Usace also has its own authority to respond directly to the needs of states and local governments based on floods and emergency situations based on public law 84-99. “
President Trump added, “Whatever it is, for the first four or three months,” he added that he was not in the administration, and the administration said, “It has just begun,” a few days ago.
“We will provide the resources you need and the support that you want to receive, and we are at all of you at all stages of reconstruction, and no American will be left behind.” President Trump added.
Some places in the western part of North Carolina, such as Chimny Rock Village, Ash Building, and Swannanoa, faced the destruction of catastrophic floods, serious landslides, roads, houses, and local communities under the influence of Hurricane Helen. Serious floods and landslides have occurred in the mountains in the mountains in Georgia, Florida, eastern Tennessee, and southwestern Virginia.
On the other hand, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Announced In the October press release announced that Hurricane Helen's rescue activity had donated more than $ 45 million, North Carolina residents criticized the government's government to respond to former President Joe Biden and Hurricane.
Of the $ 45 million, more than 10,000 houses and other types of housing and other types of houses and other types were given to more than 10,000 households in North Carolina. In Florida, more than $ 23 million was donated to “4,400 households or more”. Georgia survivors were given “$ 150,000 or more”. “$ 4.5 million or more” was donated to more than 5,600 households in South Carolina. “$ 124,000 or more” was given to Virginia survivors.
In another press release on October 9th, FEMA Revealed “Federal disaster support for survivors” exceeded $ 344 million.
Some residents said they had no choice but to protect themselves and did not see any signs of FEMA, but other residents said that it took too long to respond to the Biden administration.
At a rally in Kinston, North Carolina, Trump criticized the Biden administration's response to Hurricane Helen as “shameful.”
