Secretary Duffy Guls Helen says, “Montens” residents say after the historical storm

Transport Minister Sean Duffy toured the destruction of Hurricane Helen in North Carolina and Tennessee, explaining how the inhabitants feel there to forget the rest of the nation while they continue to rebuild their destroyed societies after the historical storm.

Duffy spoke With “FAULKNER FOCUS” Exclusively from the Pigeon River Gorge, where part of the main I-40 highway was destroyed in the flood water in Helen, to discuss the magnificence of societies and why many feel months later.

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“When you live in a small town of America, like many societies here in the western state of North Carolina, they feel women,” Doves told Harris Faulkner on Monday. “They feel that the federal government does not care. State governments are not interested in them. I think with this administration, they understand that they may be from a small town, they may not be the richest people. But you know what? We have not forgotten About them because they are Americans, and they deserve to help and help us, and we will provide them with them. “

Duffy has pledged to rebuild the highway that collapsed, noting that it would be a billion dollar project and will require a lot of time to completely fix it.

“This will be the most expensive relief project in emergency situations carried out by the Ministry of Transport in its history for 50 years,” Dofi said. “This is the size of this project and the importance of obtaining reconstruction.”

“Donald Trump does not move quickly the previous administrations. It is moving quickly, so we want to go quickly.” “We want to go cheap, and we want to go safely.”

Meanwhile, Trump created a closure Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) And give federal recovery funds directly to the states to natural disasters. The agency faces checking its efficiency and alleged bias.

He signed an executive order last month aimed at improving the agency’s effectiveness, priorities and efficiency after visiting the societies affected by Hurricane Helen.

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Trump’s executive order is established by the FEMA Review Council, which will consist of more than 20 members and participate in the presidency of the internal security and defense secretaries.

The council is formed yet Fema response to Hurricane Helen Other modern disasters have shown the need to improve “effectiveness, priorities and efficiency, including assessing whether the FEMA bureaucracy is in response to disasters” that hinders its ability to respond successfully.

“Although nearly 30 billion dollars of disaster aid has been forced in the past three years, Fema has been able to leave the weak Americans without the resources or support they need when they need them more,” says the executive.

Duffy has explained the smaller infrastructure projects in local communities will also be considered, with a focus on the need for community connection with the population continues to rebuild.

“This is a large artery as we talked about, but there are many small ways and bridges that link societies in the mountains,” Dofi said. “Many of them have been partially washed there. The clay collapses and the rock collapses that destroyed their homes, churches, stores, and cafes. Thus … this infrastructure also that we will look and discover how we can help them rebuild.”

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“Once again, sometimes people do not think about this part of our government as it is very important, but if that does not work, if you do not have the infrastructure that links people, again, it affects people’s lives in deep ways,” continued. .

More than 100 people died through Hurricane Helen in North Carolina Only, tens of thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed.

Despite the painful disaster, Duffy explained those who were affected by survival where they call the house.

“This is their home. This is where their families were for generations. They want to stay here,” Dofi said. “That is why it is very important, to help them continue to stay in the places they love and the societies they have enjoyed for a long time.”

“We will do our work to make sure that this dream can continue to live in.”

Greg Wehner in Fox News contributed to this report.