Towers of trash left over from #Hurricane Helene still litter the #Florida landscape despite rapid efforts from garbage haulers to remove it. That debris could prove dangerous in high winds from #HurricaneMilton.
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Their homes are probably total losses, so they don’t care if it becomes projectiles and hits their homes..
The people inside might care. Lots are still there
Russia can confirm that debris is very dangerous.
Russia has no place here. Go away with your stupid comments.
Killed by flying washing machine.
Sometime give this person a mic and subtitles
The subtitles are there.