In this exclusive interview, a volunteer who spent days delivering food and water into some of the hardest hit areas of North Carolina reports on the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene. He also confirms reports of government obstruction and sheds light on how Americans from all over the county are converging on this area to help the people affected. &nbsp;

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A volunteer who spent days delivering supplies into some of the hardest hit areas of North Carolina discusses Hurricane Helene's devastation.{ai:summary}<p>A volunteer describes the severe impact of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, highlighting the destruction and the influx of aid from across the country. He also notes instances of government obstruction hindering relief efforts.  </p><p>#society</p>

Help For Hurricane Helene Victims Obstructed By Government Agencies: Exclusive Interview

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