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North, South Carolina Continue to Deal with Hurricane Aftermath

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More than a week after Hurricane Florence struck the eastern U.S. states of North and South Carolina, authorities are warning that many areas remain at risk from overflowing rivers swollen by the storm's heavy rainfall. Authorities in Georgetown, South Carolina, located about 200 kilometers southeast from the capital Columbia, have put as many as 8,000 residents on alert for possible evacuations, as they expect two local rivers, the Waccamaw and Pee Dee, to spill over from their...

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