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Worst yet to come. Braced for flooding: Daytona Beach at 8.30am was being battered as wind began to pick up, with the first signs of damage and debris. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3826209/A-state-emergency-declared-North-South-Carolinas-power-outages-reported-Florida-police-use-bullhorns-urging-people-flee-powerful-Hurricane-Matthew-hits.html
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A resident climbs over a uprooted tree in Fort Pierce, Florida after Matthew blew past the area; her home appears to be largely intact.
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Trees down: Mike Hunter and Sean Gregwire clear downed trees in Fellsmere, Florida, some 20 miles from Melbourne.
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Omotaday:No, that's Haiti on Wednesday. The hurricane came from the Caribbean to the US. |
Cutehector:It wont work unless the discipline starts from them, when there is traffic, what do you think they usually do ![]() The governors, police, and the military. They whip people, hit people off the road, disobey/run traffic lights, take one way and like that. |
ChemicalReaction:Millions will die God forbid. If people are asked to evacuate lagos, thats when you see some millions that will be saying 'na lie, nothing dey happen, i rebuke flood IJN, Amen.' They will ignore the warnings until they are in close contact with the danger or until they see the flood coming and then it will be too late. Some will say they cant leave their investments o, they cant abandon their houses, cars or business. Check the attached picture, see the line, people are moving out of the city ordely and quietly. In some places, can you see the green grass that demarcates this highway, they would have formed another three invalid lines on it.
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Makeshift shelter for pets at the Timberlin Creek Elementary School in St. Augustine, Florida, on October 6, 2016, ahead of hurricane Matthew. Orisirisi....people sef never get place sleep.
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Ghost town: The busy Daytona Beach, Florida abandoned on Thursday a few hours before the hurricane is due to hit.
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A woman takes pictures of a girl on the beach while Hurricane Matthew approaches in Melbourne, Florida Still taking pictures, this oyinbo people sa Smh.
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A lone loaf of bread sits on an empty shelf at a Wal-Mart supermarket in Kissimmee, Florida, after residents rushed to stock up on the essentials ahead of the storm. That looks like a wheat bread.
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Piles of personal items are set out to dry as homeowners cull through the debris of their homes destroyed by Hurricane Matthew.
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Residents arrange clothes soaked by Hurricane Matthew on tombs at a cemetery in Les Cayes, Haiti, after the storm rampaged across the country's remote southwestern peninsula.
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Haitian people cross the river La Digue in Petit Goave where the bridge collapsed during the rains from Hurricane Matthew, southwest of Port-au-Prince, October 6.
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hopsydboi:Lol..... |
A woman covers her face as she walks next to a dead body who, according to witnesses, was found after Hurricane Matthew in Cavaillon, Haiti, October 6.
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Governor Rick Scott of Florida has warned people not to surf, to get out the water and evacuate. But some can still be seen surfing on Thursday. Some people sa.
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Moving on: The storm battered the Bahamas with 125 mph winds on Thursday morning as it continued on its destructive path towards the US.
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Forecasters predict Matthew has strengthened to a Category Four hurricane, with speeds of more than 140mph.
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That's one way to keep them from blowing away. In Orlando, Florida, one enterprising pool attendant decided to chuck all the sun loungers into the water to avoid more clean up.
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Homeowner Don Appell prepares to board up one of the windows at his home ahead of Hurricane Matthew in Cherry Grove, South Carolina, October 6.
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Busy Daytona Beach's boardwalk is barren except for one person as the threat of the Category Four storm sends Florida residents fleeing inland.
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Largest Evacuation Ever on one traffic, no one is going into the city on the other lane. Thousands of families, business owners fleeing the city on Thursday.
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About 1.5 million people in Florida have been told to flee inland as the dangerous and life-threatening Category Four storm could become a Category Five and siege on the east coast of the state. Above Daytona Beach is pictured on Thursday.
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Powerful: Dark clouds were pictured above Disney World in Orlando, Florida on Thursday as Hurricane Matthew makes its way towards the East Coast. DisneyWorld closes down for the 4th time in 45yrs.
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To keep out flood, minor flood though. This will only work for those living away far from the beach. mcoldsoja khalifahsparkles
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RoadsAndGreen:Not just white, if you are here bro you will definitely follow the system also. That's not a jungle. |
Ticketing machines are covered in plastic and flights in and out of the Palm Beach International airport; More than 2,500 flights have been cancelled.
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Hurricane Matthew sparks travel chaos: More than 2,500 flights are cancelled, trains are suspended and even Disney World is closed as East Coast braces for 'direct hit' A screen displaying cancelled flights.
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This US Navy photo shows Amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7)as it departs Naval Station Mayport in preparation of Hurricane Matthew's arrival onto Florida's eastern coast on October 5, 2016. Marines from the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit as they load equipment onto the amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) prior to the ship getting underway as evacuation orders were issued across Florida's East Coast http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3824483/Prepare-direct-hit-Millions-evacuate-East-Coast-causing-major-traffic-jams-batten-hatches-powerful-Hurricane-Matthew-makes-landfall-killing-11-Caribbean.html
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Thousands of National Guard have been deployed to assist with the evacuation efforts across the East Coast. National Guard Staff Sargent Reggie McCall gives instructions to guard units 1782 and 172 before the deploy for duty in Conway, South Carolina
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North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory takes a phone call from President Obama while touring the N.C. Emergency Management Eastern Branch office in Kinston, North Carolina, Thursday.
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More than two million people in the US have been urged to evacuate their homes before Hurricane Matthew hits the East Coast tonight (people walk along Miami Beach, Florida, October 6)
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