President Joe Biden addressed the nation on Thursday regarding the aftermath of Hurricane Milton in Florida. He emphasized that it is still too early to fully evaluate the extent of the damage caused by the hurricane, but expressed confidence that lifesaving measures had played a crucial role in minimizing the loss of life.
During his statement from the White House, President Biden highlighted the ongoing dangerous conditions in the state and urged residents to exercise caution. He advised people to wait for clearance from their local leaders before venturing out into the affected areas.
Reflecting on past hurricanes, President Biden noted the significant loss of life that often occurs in the immediate aftermath of such natural disasters. He assured the public that Vice President Harris and himself have maintained constant communication with state and local officials, offering support and resources to assist in the recovery efforts.
The President's message underscored the importance of prioritizing safety and following the guidance of authorities in the wake of Hurricane Milton. He reiterated the government's commitment to providing all necessary assistance to the affected communities as they work to rebuild and recover from the devastation.
