At least 22 people have died in the US' southeast following the
devastating effects of Hurricane Helene.
Some of the deaths were as a result of people becoming trapped in
flooded buildings.
It made landfall in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane before weakening
to a tropical storm as it pummeled Georgia and the Carolinas.
Heavy rain, life-threatening flash floods and destructive winds
battered the states.
North Carolina's governor Roy Cooper spoke about the size and strength
of the storm.
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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp warned people about the ongoing dangers.
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A sheriff in Florida Bob Gualtieri said his deputies had been trying
to locate people missing and trapped.
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