At least 16 verified deaths have resulted from Hurricane Milton’s devastation in Florida. Since rescue workers are still negotiating rubble and floodwaters, the number of fatalities may rise as additional places become reachable. The hurricane devastated most of the state with its tornadoes, floods, and storm surges.
Three million households and businesses are currently without electricity. Governor Ron DeSantis issued a warning, saying that additional flooding is anticipated in the upcoming days, making matters worse for Floridians already. A major water supply interrupted, a crane colliding with a local newspaper building, and the roof of a Major League Baseball stadium were among the incidents that occurred in St. Petersburg, a city on the west coast.
Even though Hurricane Milton has already entered the Atlantic, its effects are still felt, with numerous places being underwater. under the state’s most severely inundated areas, boat rescue operations are now under progress. While recovery efforts continue, authorities are advising locals to stay away from the worst affected areas.
