Florida sheriff asks residents who refused to evacuate to write information on body for identification after Helene landfall
Residents in Taylor County, Florida, who defied mandatory evacuation orders have been instructed by the sheriff to write their name and birthday on their arm or leg so they can later be identified. This order comes as Hurricane Helene inches closer to the Florida coast.
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Florida Sheriff Urges Residents Who Ignored Hurricane Evacuation Order to Write Name, Birthdate on Arm or Leg with Marker So Family Can Be NotifiedThe Taylor County Sheriff’s Office had a sobering message for residents Thursday as Hurricane Helene bore down on Florida: if ...
The hurricane is due to land early Thursday night — bringing with it what experts have called a possibly “unsurvivable” storm ...
Local law enforcement in Florida is urging evacution holdouts to write down their names on their bodies in permanent marker ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis said Hurricane Helene has shifted and some models show an expected landfall could be as east as Taylor ...
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office in the Big Bend of Florida is taking the dire step of asking residents who chose not to ...
Helene made landfall in the Florida Big Bend region Thursday night before it is expected to move inland at a fast pace across the Southeast.
As Hurricane Helene approaches Florida's Big Bend, Taylor County residents face mandatory evacuations, while officials ...
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Residents who didn't follow evacuation orders told to write name, birthday on bodyTALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A county in Florida's Big Bend area told its residents who did not evacuate for Hurricane Helene to ...
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office said it is anticipating issuing a countywide mandatory evacuation order later in the ...
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