A journalist from the Fox network who broadcast the situation in the streets of Atlanta during the passage of the Hurricane Helene became news while starring in a painful live rescue.
The journalist begins by explaining to his colleagues that there was a woman stuck in her car due to the flooding that occurred. At that moment, he decides to go to her to assure her that they have already called emergency services to come to her aid.
However, seeing that I kept screaming for help, This journalist decides to cut the connection to see if he can try to contact her. After that, you can see in the footage how he finally manages to get her out of his car and take her to a safe place.
“We’re fine. I put my shirt on him because he was cold”he tells his companions after experiencing this painful moment.
The amount of destruction that Hélène leaves behind during her stay in the United States only increases. THE Hurricane deaths Already degraded into a post-tropical cyclone, there are at least 107 deaths, according to the latest data collected by Europa Press, while the missing number in the hundreds.
The hurricane, one of the most powerful to hit the North American country, made landfall last Thursday in Florida and has since killed around 100 people in six southeastern states, including North Carolina, where the majority of deaths are concentrated and where the government has killed hundreds of people. allowed a declaration of “major disaster” to streamline support tasks.
Hélène arrived Thursday evening when a category 4 hurricane on the southeast coast of Florida and headed north, with torrential rains and hurricane-force winds causing devastating scenes that rescue and recovery teams are now battling.
