Rescue crews airlift hundreds out of rural Alaskan villages after powerful storm
Summary
Rescue crews are helping people in rural Alaska by airlifting them to safety. This follows a powerful storm that hit the state's western coast with strong winds and high water levels.Key Facts
- A storm affected rural areas in Alaska, bringing strong winds and high waves.
- The storm was a result of a typhoon that weakened and moved into the region.
- Rural parts of Alaska experienced hurricane-force winds.
- The storm surge, or a rise in water level, set new records in the area.
- Rescue crews are airlifting hundreds of people from these affected areas.
- Bethel, Alaska is serving as a main base for recovery actions.
- Sage Smiley from KYUK in Bethel discussed the situation on a broadcast.
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