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Hurricane Helene
News updates related to Hurricane Helene
The US is preparing to deal with the strongest hurricane in over 100 years.
Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, is expected to make landfall in Florida (USA) late on October 9th. More than 1 million people in Florida have been ordered to evacuate ahead of Milton, considered the strongest hurricane...
International
Donald Trump criticized the US administration for giving aid to other countries instead of focusing on recovery after Hurricane Helene.
Donald Trump criticized the US administration for allocating tens of billions of dollars to other countries while failing to provide sufficient assistance to people affected by Hurricane Helene.
Why did Hurricane Helene trigger a global semiconductor crisis?
Hurricane Helene devastated Spruce Pine, the world's purest quartz "capital," severely disrupting the supply of this crucial raw material for the global chip manufacturing industry.
The reason why the US suffered catastrophic damage from Hurricane Helene.
When the hurricane hit Florida, the rugged terrain and isolation, with very few roads leading out of the valley, made it impossible for local authorities to organize large-scale evacuations.
American journalist calls for money to be used for Hurricane Helene relief, instead of supporting Kyiv.
American journalist and political activist Charlie Kirk argues that the US government should spend money helping people in the southeastern part of the country affected by Hurricane Helene, instead of...
US: At least 90 dead, damage could reach $100 billion due to Hurricane Helene.
On September 29th (local time), southeastern America began cleanup and recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene swept through, claiming nearly 100 lives. The storm also caused...
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