Subject: Re: If You Want to be Mad About FEMA Spending
bighairymike: No water, no medicine, no baby formula, no shelter, no food, no oxygen tanks in rural areas, this after seven days.

Umm, no.

FEMA has brought in over 13.4 million liters of water.

FEMA has brought in over 13.2 million meals.

Over 800 people who cannot return home are staying in safe and clean lodging through FEMA’s Transitional Shelter Assistance program.

Twenty-two shelters have been set-up and are housing just over 1,000 people.

More than 74% of originally reported power outages have been restored. Nearly 8,000 crews are working to restore remaining power outages.

FEMA has delivered 492,000 tarps to the region.

FEMA has provided more than $26 million in housing and other types of assistance to over 25,000 households.

Over 1,200 Urban Search and Rescue personnel are in North Carolina helping people. As of today, these teams have rescued or supported over 3,200 survivors.

FEMA has delivered over 60 Starlink units to multiple states, including 40 units to North Carolina

And that's all within days of the disaster.

You saw a handful of people interviewed on Fox who are unhappy life isn't back to normal yet, or no one's delivering medicine to their door. Where's my shocked face?



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