Until this happens, communications throughout the disaster area are incapacitated.
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Trump to Declare The State as a Major Disaster Area.
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"It was a disaster area, inside and outside," she says.
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"There is no evacuation yet in the disaster area," Kodongan added.
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On Friday, President Trump declared the Big Island a disaster area.
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Paul Krugman A disaster area is no place for political theater.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared 54 counties a disaster area.
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"Southeastern Ventura County is within a declared disaster area," their statement read.
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" — Stuart Stevens, columnist for The Daily Beast "Trump is a disaster area.
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President Trump declared a major disaster area in Hawaii on May 11.
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He needs to move quickly in declaring federal disaster area in Texas!
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Thirteen of the counties in the disaster area are major cotton producers.
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The government has sent water trucks to the disaster area, but supplies remain limited.
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Wong is a Hilo native who lived only 20 minutes from the disaster area.
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The business mogul has largely eschewed traditional campaign strategies like surveying a disaster area.
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I rushed from New York to the disaster area as quickly as I could.
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Think twice before you send any blankets, clothes or toys into a disaster area.
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Trump announced he will visit the disaster area and meet with local officials on Friday.
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President Jimmy Morales declared three days of mourning and toured shelters and the disaster area.
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President Joko Widodo said he had instructed his chief of staff to visit the disaster area.
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We're not talking about the kind of disaster area that the rhetoric would have you believe.
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The program also provides health evaluations and treatment for people who were in the disaster area.
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Put those resources too close to the disaster area, and they potentially become disaster victims themselves.
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To receive disaster employment assistance, a state must be declared a disaster area by the president.
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He declared Puerto Rico a disaster area practically while the storm was still hitting Puerto Rico.
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And, FEMA only gets involved when the weather event is declared a disaster area by the president.
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President Donald Trump declared North Carolina and South Carolina a federal disaster area due to the hurricane.
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Roughly 12 percent of cell sites in the disaster area remain down, an improvement from Thursday's 19 percent.
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" After visiting the disaster area, Rocca said in a statement that recovery "will take at least a year.
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"HoF is clearly a disaster area, so this is a serious situation," independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said.
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Five roads remained blocked on Wednesday afternoon as emergency services worked to clear debris around the disaster area.
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The entire region could become one giant human development disaster area, with everyone trying to get to Europe.
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Meanwhile, during President Trump's visit to the disaster area, he continued to make himself the "I" of the storm.
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The risk for school districts in the disaster area is maintaining enrollment, a key factor in determining state funding.
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AT&T said it was complying with all federal guidelines for safe and legal flight in the disaster area.
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To get to the disaster area, they drove caravans of trucks bearing all of their own supplies — including boats.
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The update, a new product called Community Help, lets Facebook users offer resources to those in a disaster area.
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I don't think you go to a disaster area with personal photographers and videographers following you, watching you hug people.
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What happens: Star-Lord enters Groot's private quarters, which looks like a disaster area – there's random debris and foliage everywhere.
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She quit the job in IT that she loved and moved to the disaster area, Fukushima prefecture, to help people.
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Obama declared West Virginia a disaster area and made expanded funding available for three hard-hit counties: Kanawha, Greenbrier and Nicholas.
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Twenty-five years later Sera remains a disaster area populated by a precious few humans, half-abandoned and left to rust.
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These elements also conspired with the awful arbitrariness of nature to render Red Hook a disaster area when Hurricane Sandy hit.
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" David Brooks, on "The Trump Administration Talent Vacuum": "[T]he Trump White House has just become a Human Resources disaster area.
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The disaster area continues to witness horrific scenes with survivors waiting to hear news of family members buried under the deluge.
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American higher education is by no means a disaster area, and it is unlikely to become one in the foreseeable future.
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Because the Middle East, particularly Iran, is becoming an environmental disaster area — running out of water, with rising desertification and overpopulation.
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Business owners that are in a disaster area may also be eligible for financial assistance from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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On June 14, Ohio sought to be declared a similar disaster area, in order to make assistance available to affected farmers.
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Mark Smith, who lives in Marshalltown, told Des Moines station KCCI-TV that the area likely will be declared a disaster area.
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The White House, as it did for Puerto Rico, has declared the islands a disaster area to make room for federal funding.
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Mateen was featured in a 2012 documentary about the spill, when he was working as a security guard near the disaster area.
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Obama declared West Virginia a disaster area and made expanded funding available for three hard-hit counties: Kanawha, Greenbrier and Nicholas. Sen.
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Bolsonaro came to Minas Gerais and flew over the disaster area on Saturday morning, leaving town without attending a planned news conference.
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Moreover it could, if required, be moved around in mid mission, for example to act as an observation platform for a disaster area.
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Getty photographer Christopher Furlong took a tour inside the disaster area, and shot stunning portraits of the employees who work at the plant.
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About 1.2 million cattle are located in a 54-county disaster area drenched by Harvey, which made landfall as a hurricane last weekend.
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The effect is that the casual internet user thinks antisocial thieves are running amok in the disaster area then bragging about it online.
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"See, L Brands is practically a disaster area," the host said, noting the stock has lost most of its value since late 2015.
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The disaster area is still being expanded in Illinois, while residents in Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana have also been warned to prepare for floods.
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"Seven months after Maria and it still feels like a disaster area," says the host over video footage of abandoned storefronts and beach destruction.
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The household must live in an identified disaster area, have been affected by the disaster and meet certain D-SNAP eligibility criteria to qualify.
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New York filed its request to be declared a major disaster area on March 16, Washington on March 19 and California on March 22.
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The White House has also declared the United States Virgin Islands a disaster area, to make federal funding available for residents of St. Croix.
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You can apply for disaster assistance after the president declares your state a major disaster area and your county is named for individual assistance.
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They're also more likely to go toward a disaster area than away from it—either to search for family members or help those in need.
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But Google says that in some cases, it may send out push alerts to people in a disaster area directing them to this information, too.
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Tokyo pledged 63.1100 trillion ($232 billion) over five years to rebuild the disaster area and will allocate another 6 trillion for the next five years.
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President Jair Bolsonaro was set to visit Minas Gerais and fly over the disaster area on Saturday morning, after dispatching three ministers there on Friday.
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Farmers face millions of dollars in lost crops, and federal agricultural officials have declared much of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut a natural disaster area.
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To be eligible, your company must have insurance to cover that situation or you must qualify for federal assistance in a presidentially declared disaster area.
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I say it because White Houses, like all organizations, run on talent, and the Trump White House has just become a Human Resources disaster area.
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"See, L Brands is practically a disaster area," the "Mad Money" host said, noting the stock has lost most of its value since late 2015.
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Tokyo pledged 21 trillion ($63.1100 billion) over five years to rebuild the disaster area and will allocate another 6 trillion for the next five years.
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Recent studies in the past decade of plants around the disaster area showed that many plants appeared to be relatively unharmed by their exposure to radiation.
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Put all of this together and you have a perfect storm with wind gusts that all push Uber into the same general public relations disaster area.
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"This is, in essence, a disaster area right now," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said of the area roughly an 18-mile drive northwest of downtown.
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Trump has tried to make November a referendum on the state of the country, describing America as a disaster area that only he can clean up.
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This means that even if you live outside a disaster area, you can tap your own 401(k) to assist family members in the affected area.
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"This is possible due to the quick response of Governor Abbott declaring Nueces County a disaster area, even before landfall," Nueces County said in a press release.
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State of emergency President Barack Obama declared West Virginia a disaster area and made expanded funding available for three hard-hit counties: Kanawha, Greenbrier and Nicholas. Sen.
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"I am declaring our Valley Isle a disaster area for the purpose of implementing the emergency management functions as allowed by law," Ige said in a statement.
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Mr. Duterte inspected part of the disaster area and met with top officials in Tuguegarao City for a televised briefing on the damage and the recovery effort.
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Losses from natural disasters"Casualty losses" — damage or destruction of property because of a sudden event — are deductible if they occur in a federally designated disaster area.
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The tax relief package provides a tax credit for 40 percent of wages, up to $6,000 per employee, paid by a disaster-affected employer in certain disaster area.
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That could include, for example, dealing with a pharmacy that refuses to ship medication to a disaster area and helping families improvise a way to share their medication.
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Everything you don't know what to do with somehow makes its way into the garage — those plus the usual garage items helps it become a main disaster area.
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Handguns during a disaster House Bill 1177 prohibits residents from being charged with a crime for carrying a handgun while evacuating from a state or local disaster area.
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This means that even if you live outside the disaster area, you can tap your own 401(k) plan to assist a family member in the affected areas.
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"I am declaring our Valley Isle a disaster area for the purpose of implementing the emergency management functions as allowed by law," Governor David Ige said in a statement.
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Mr. Duterte inspected part of the disaster area on Sunday, and met with top officials in Tuguegarao City for a televised briefing on the damage and the recovery effort.
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Meanwhile, there is news pointed out that Indonesia financial minister will consider to issues "disaster bonds" to help with the recovery in disaster area, improving anti-disaster ability for whole Indonesia.
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Research is already underway to equip cockroaches with directional microphones and tracking units, allowing them to skitter through a disaster area, compelled artificially to move toward the voices of trapped humans.
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But they conceded that the stakes were high for Mr. Trump on his first visit to a disaster area that was inevitably seen as a test of his competence and empathy.
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Earlier today, Puerto Rico's governor, Ricardo Rosselló, asked President Trump to declare the US territory a disaster area, which if granted, would provide the island with more federal assistance for its recovery.
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David Ige declared the Maui County a disaster area on Friday, which enables the state to provide "quick and efficient relief" from the damages, losses and suffering the wildfire may have caused.
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An overheard storage rack Everything you don't know what to do with somehow makes its way into the garage — those plus the usual garage items helps it become a main disaster area.
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A Texas lawmaker is calling on President Trump to be proactive and declare a federal disaster area for areas affected by Hurricane Harvey in the hours before the storm makes landfall. Rep.
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevado said the blocks around the Watson Grinding and Manufacturing facility were "in essence a disaster area," with some homes knocked off their foundations and many significantly damaged.
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Richard Kim, deployed to Puerto Rico on Wednesday after a visit to the disaster area by FEMA Administrator Brock Long, said about 4,400 soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen are attending the situation.
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The success of the dramatic mini-series about one of the most horrific moments in accidental explosion history has sparked interest in fans to take trips to the real disaster area in Ukraine.
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"I know the importance of baseball and softball in Japan and know how it can facilitate the recovery of the disaster area," he told reporters after meeting with Tokyo 2020 President Yoshiro Mori.
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Prevents citizens from being charged with a crime for carrying a handgun without a License To Carry while evacuating from a declared state or local disaster area, or while returning to that area.
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With the U.S.D.A.'s recent designation of the county as a natural disaster area because of drought and the A.D.W.R. conducting a survey of dry wells in the valley, government action felt imminent.
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The SBA itself is also offering low-interest loans through emergency programs, though not all 50 states have yet been declared a disaster area, which is necessary to make those funds available everywhere.
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The one special case is if you happen to live in a federally declared disaster area, where you could take out a limited amount of retirement money without paying a penalty, he said.
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In the chaotic environment of a fire or disaster area, knowing where your fellow firefighters and first responders are is of the utmost importance, but GPS and other positional tracking systems aren't always reliable.
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The drone comes into play in a couple of cases including doing a fly-over for a property appraisal or sending in a fleet of drones to a disaster area and appraising the likely damage.
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"We welcome news of President Barack Obama's planned visit to Louisiana today to survey flood damage, which should help to advance relief and recovery in the disaster area as a national priority," the editorial board wrote.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez flew to Majorca on Wednesday to visit the disaster area, which has gained some measure of fame because it was used as the location for "Love Island," a British reality television program.
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Greece remains a disaster area — and Italy, one of the three big economies remaining in the European Union, has now suffered two lost decades: G.D.P. per capita is no higher now than it was in 2000.
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An efficient, robust, bipedal robot that can go where humans go and doesn't cost a fortune would be a boon to countless industries, and could also perform dangerous jobs like disaster area reconnaissance or nuclear plant inspection.
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"As the company is an enterprise in the Hubei province coronavirus disaster area, the success of this partial exchange will assist the company's cash flow arrangements and have a positive impact on production and operation," it said.
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"Currently, this only includes parts of North Carolina, but taxpayers in localities added later to the disaster area, including those in other states, will automatically receive the same filing and payment relief," the IRS said in a statement.
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I frequently complain about the industry myself in this space, but not this week, because I spent much of it in Havana … which basically felt like a picturesque disaster area, still under the thumb of oppressive one-party rule.
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Greg Abbott of Texas, who has been in contact with the president, Vice President Mike Pence and other federal officials, gave the White House an "A-plus" for quickly declaring the state a disaster area and mobilizing federal resources.
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"Under the staunch leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, the reconstruction work in the Wenchuan earthquake disaster area has achieved successes recognized by the world," China's president and Communist Party leader, Xi Jinping, said in a message on Saturday.
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"For me, I feel like it was something that I had to do," Mr. Cardona, an owner of a construction business in Queens, said, adding that he would step up again in a disaster area if he had to.
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The startling impact tossed commuters around on the crowded train and created enough force to knock bystanders to their knees, transforming a historic station — one of the busiest in the New York region — into a disaster area around 8:230 a.m.
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First was $194K to Ushahidi, a platform used to rapidly collect and disseminate local information to people who may need it quickly: blocked streets in a disaster area, police actions or tear gas in a protest, or voter intimidation during elections.
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The program provides a mechanism for more than 70,000 enrolled retail pharmacies nationwide to process claims for certain kinds of prescription drugs, specific medical supplies, vaccines and some forms of medical equipment for uninsured individuals in a federally-identified disaster area.
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Unlike the states, the island cannot resort to the disaster relief section of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — the formal name of the food stamp program — even though all of the island was designated as a federal disaster area.
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Some 27 percent of the state's 4.46 million-head beef cow herd resides in the disaster area and cotton crop losses are estimated around $150 million, though the vast majority of cotton production takes place in the Panhandle, out of the storm's path.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Western Cape premier Helen Zille declared the province a disaster area on Monday and urged residents to manage their water supplies more efficiently as the South African region tries to cope with what she described as the "worst drought since 1904".
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"We don't know what is happening in the whole disaster area because it is a remote mountain area and some big bridges were down and many landslides were found, so we were working around the clock and are making assessments," Sato said.
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BASF said the two Ludwigshafen steam crackers, which turn oil distillates into basic petrochemical building blocks for anything from plastics and coatings to solvents, would gradually resume output over the next few days because alternative supply lines will circumvent the disaster area.
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But that deadline is now likely to be extended for another 180 days, he said in an interview, citing the probe's complexity and the difficulty in accessing the disaster area, which has also been the site of a major operation to retrieve the dead.
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Meanwhile, any questions about whether people will pay good money to live beside a national disaster area were answered with the June 2016 opening of the first high-rise, 365 Bond Street, a sleek, stepped box where a light-filled two-bedroom rents for $276,22015.
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A more-developer version could be used for the same sort of surveying tasks currently being undertaken by small drones (like looking over a building site or even a disaster area), but the bat wing mechanism would offer greater power efficiency and more flexibility for maneuvering.
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According to Ibama and the prosecutors, Samarco has failed to properly contain 24.8 million cubic meters (875.8 million cubic feet) of mine tailings — enough to fill 10,000 Olympic swimming pools — that remain spread over the disaster area and have not been flushed away by rains or floods.
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In a rather convenient way metaphorically, the amusement park sits between a western coast ravaged by Hurricane Michael this past October and an eastern one that houses Mar-a-Lago, the "Winter White House"—a fading dream stuck in the middle of a disaster area and a nearly mythical country club frequented by the powerful.
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The two ships "are approaching the disaster area and will be postured north of St. Croix and ready to provide assistance to FEMA," U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) said in a statement Friday "These ships are capable of providing medical support, maritime civil affairs, maritime security, expeditionary logistic support, medium and heavy lift air support, and bring a diverse capability including assessment, security, route clearance and water purification," the Northern Command noted in a statement Thursday.
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Other taxpayers who will not be affected include those who are in bankruptcy, are victims of tax-related identity theft, have hardships that have led the IRS to deem the debt currently not collectible, reside in a federal disaster area, have put in a request to the IRS for an installment agreement, are in the process of negotiating with the IRS to pay a lesser amount than what is owed and who have had the IRS accept the adjustment they offered.
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Other taxpayers who will not be affected include those who are in bankruptcy, are victims of tax-related identity theft, have hardships that have led the IRS to deem the debt currently not collectable, reside in a federal disaster area, have put in a request to the IRS for an installment agreement, are in the process of negotiating with the IRS to pay a lesser amount than what is owed and who have had the IRS accept the adjustment they offered.
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