Alaska Storm Causes Long-Term Displacement and Devastation
TL;DR
Severe flooding caused by Typhoon Halong has devastated remote villages in Alaska, displacing over 2,000 residents who may not return home for at least 18 months, prompting federal disaster aid requests and large-scale evacuations to Anchorage.
- Alaska storm damage so bad many evacuees won’t go home for at least 18 months, governor says CNN
- What we know about the devastating storm in Western Alaska NPR
- Alaska storm damage could displace some evacuees for at least 18 months, officials say CBS News
- ‘We started drifting away and going in circles’: Descriptions of homes being lifted and carried away with people inside Alaska's News Source
- What we know about the devastating Alaska storm and the evacuation effort AP News
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