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Harrowing moment cops pull grandma delivering DoorDash from sinking SUV in Arizona floodwaters - Vimarsana News

Harrowing moment cops pull grandma delivering DoorDash from sinking SUV in Arizona floodwaters

Apache Junction Police officers pulled out grandmother Sue Teders from her sinking SUV after it was caught in a sudden monsoon that struck Arizona last week.

Kentucky flooding 2022: Who are the victims? How many people were killed? - Vimarsana News

Kentucky flooding 2022: Who are the victims? How many people were killed?

Among those killed were four young siblings from a single family and a father of five who stopped to help others, but was swept away trying to get home. Victims were often older, disabled or suffered medical events. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said more bodies will likely be recovered and hundreds are still missing.

Kentucky Flood Deaths Rise To 35 With Hundreds Still Missing - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Flood Deaths Rise To 35 With Hundreds Still Missing

It's "nearly impossible" to total how many people remain unaccounted for, Gov. Andy Beshear (D) said Monday.

Officials recover bodies of 4 children after being swept away by Kentucky floods - Vimarsana News

Officials recover bodies of 4 children after being swept away by Kentucky floods

The death toll continues to climb in eastern Kentucky as flood waters stay high.

Source: wlwt.com
Governor says full death toll from eastern Kentucky flooding will not be known for weeks - Vimarsana News

Governor says full death toll from eastern Kentucky flooding will not be known for weeks

Far more victims are expected to be found as search and rescue teams wade through debris-laden flood waters, mudslides and wrecked homes and buildings in the mostly isolated rural and coal mining towns.

Source: wsws.org