How to help people affected by Hurricane Milton
- Communities in Florida are dealing with damage from Hurricane Milton after Hurricane Helene, with power lines and bridges downed and dangerous storm surges reported.
- The Red Cross is providing immediate shelter, and other organizations offer support to those struggling to access services.
- There are suggestions to donate directly to crowdfunding sites and consider recurring donations for long-term recovery efforts.
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When do Tampa Bay schools reopen after Hurricane Milton?
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Hurricane Milton shut down all Tampa Bay area schools last week, as the storm made landfall as a Category 3. Now, as the area deals with widespread outages, many residents and schools remain without power and surrounded by debris. So when do schools reopen? Hillsborough County Schools will be closed for students on Monday, Oct. 14. The school district said they are dealing with significant flooding uprooted trees, and wides…

At least 10 dead as Hurricane Milton clean up begins for Sunshine State
At least 10 people are dead in Florida in the wake of Hurricane Milton, as rescuers begin to pick through the debris and damage scattered across the Sunshine State.
Hurricane Milton in the United States creates favorable conditions for the active reproduction of mosquitoes, which can trigger a surge in diseases. In particular, we are talking about dengue fever and malaria, Newsweek writes, citing an expert. “Hurricanes and extreme weather events can significantly affect mosquito populations,” said Imelda Moise, professor of geography at the University of Miami. She noted that hurricanes can lead to an explo…
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