Hurricane Ian's death toll soars as the rescue continues

Fort Myers Beach, Florida

Fort Myers Beach, Florida

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Deaths due to Hurricane Ian

Fort Myers Beach, Florida

Captain Iggy Carroll Jr. | Miami Fire Rescue

The death toll soared to 125 due to Hurricane Ian in Florida, North Carolina; the search teams have intensified the efforts and rescued more than 2000+ people. It has been reported that 430,000 homes and businesses are without power.

The economists said that Hurricane may hurt the U.S. economic growth.

Captain Iggy Carroll Jr. from Miami Fire Rescue toured the area most affected by the Hurricane and said they are going door-to-door and looking for the survivors. The residents are lining up for help with food and water, and about 131,000 South Western Florida residents are without power. Fort Myers Mayor said that it is unknown when residents will be able to return.

Rescue team going door-to-door looking for the survivors