Hurricane Ida Came Ashore In Louisiana But Now It's Affecting More States
NPRHurricane Ida Came Ashore In Louisiana But Now It's Affecting More States NPR's A Martínez talks to FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell about the extent of the storm's damage across the nation. And there's also significant infrastructure damage, several hundred thousand people without power, and it's still just shy of a million people without power. And so even when you get the transmission lines fixed, it's still going to take time to bring power into their individual homes. And so those vehicles and our first responders can continue to support the emergent needs that they're finding in their communities, and then through our private sector partnership, working with the fuel distribution companies to make sure that we are able to prioritize and move fuel into the areas, one that can accept it and that can deliver it.