Storm Milton in Florida; US President Warns About 'Misinformation'

Storm Milton, the fifth severe storm in the Atlantic, made landfall on Wednesday evening in the western coastal area of Florida, but some of the worst damage occurred more than 160 kilometers away, on the eastern shores of the state. According to local officials in St. Lucie, several tornadoes claimed five lives. According to Reuters, Joe Biden, the President of the United States, announced full federal government support for Florida, which is still recovering from the previous storm, Hurricane Helen. Biden believes that Congress, which is currently on recess, should reconvene to address the financial needs for disaster relief for the victims of Storm Milton. He stated that three million people are without power, but more than 40,000 utility workers from across the country and Canada have come to restore electricity to the state. The President also warned about 'misinformation' and criticized former President Donald Trump, who is a Republican candidate in the upcoming elections. Biden said, 'Let me say this to all those affected by Hurricane Helen and Storm Milton: Despite misinformation and lies, the truth is that we are providing the necessary resources for rescue, recovery, and rebuilding.' He further added that Trump and others knew it was a 'lie' to say that the $750 aid to victims of Helen was all the help people would receive. A video of severe dust storms in Bandar Abbas. The shadow of Hurricane Helen over the presidential campaign in the United States. The powerful Storm Milton approaching the shores of America: Biden postponed his foreign trip. Biden's discussions with the governors of two storm-hit states; announcement of travel to the affected areas.