Recent flooding in western North Carolina has left a trail of destruction, prompting a concerted effort from government agencies to aid in the recovery process. North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein has emphasized the extensive timeline required for the region to fully bounce back, stating that it will take weeks, months, and even years.
The state's Department of Transportation has been working tirelessly to clear roads that have been washed out by the flooding. Airlifts are also being conducted to transport essential materials to affected areas. Despite these efforts, the state remains in active rescue mode as authorities strive to assist those in need.
Stein commended the collective efforts being made to support the affected communities, noting that everyone is working diligently to provide assistance to those who are suffering. He highlighted the enormity of the task at hand, estimating that it will cost billions of dollars to facilitate the recovery of western North Carolina.
Describing the situation as desperate, Stein underscored the severity of the challenges faced by residents and the scale of the resources required to address the aftermath of the flooding.
