
Hurricane Isaias struck Florida, bringing the death toll in Florida and Alabama to four: two women died in Florida (one from a tree falling on a house, the other from carbon monoxide poisoning), and two deaths were also confirmed in Alabama.
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Hurricane Isaias has struck the southeastern United States, prompting emergency declarations in Florida and Alabama due to the threat of high winds, flooding and infrastructure damage.
The US National Hurricane Center reported that Isaias made landfall in Florida.
WASHINGTON, October 10 - RIA Novosti. The death toll from Hurricane Isaias in the US states of Florida and Alabama, where states of emergency were previously declared, has risen to four, local authorities report.
Earlier on Saturday, authorities reported two deaths, one for each state.
"We actually have two fatalities. In the first case, a tree went through the roof of a house and, unfortunately, a woman died ... The second case is associated with carbon monoxide poisoning," said Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons in Florida.
In Alabama, the death toll also rose to two.
“We have also learned that two Alabama residents have died,” Gov. Kay Ivey wrote on social media X.

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