Hurricane Elmar in the United States caused 12 people to death this figure or continue to rise
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2017-09-13 09:01:58
Xinhua News Agency, Washington, Sept. 12 (Reporter Xu Jianmei) According to the US media reported on the 12th, the hurricane "Elma" in the United States has led to 12 deaths, this figure is likely to continue to rise.
Reported that "Elma" killed at least seven people in Florida, killing at least three people in Georgia and killing at least two people in South Carolina.
Florida Electric Power Lighting Company said on the 12th, as of midday about 2.3 million users of power supply has been restored, but there are still about 4.4 million users in a state of power. The company expects the east coast of Florida to resume electricity supply 17 days ago, and most of the West Coast will resume power supply 22 days ago.
"Alma" on the 10th to four hurricane landing in Florida after the United States continue to move north, and weakened on the evening of 11 as a tropical storm. Previously, the fourth hurricane "Harvey" on August 25 landing in Texas, including Houston, including the southern part of Texas to bring sustained heavy rainfall, and cause casualties.
Reported that "Elma" killed at least seven people in Florida, killing at least three people in Georgia and killing at least two people in South Carolina.
Florida Electric Power Lighting Company said on the 12th, as of midday about 2.3 million users of power supply has been restored, but there are still about 4.4 million users in a state of power. The company expects the east coast of Florida to resume electricity supply 17 days ago, and most of the West Coast will resume power supply 22 days ago.
"Alma" on the 10th to four hurricane landing in Florida after the United States continue to move north, and weakened on the evening of 11 as a tropical storm. Previously, the fourth hurricane "Harvey" on August 25 landing in Texas, including Houston, including the southern part of Texas to bring sustained heavy rainfall, and cause casualties.
