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"Water was up over the rooftop": Florida official describes harrowing scene as search missions continue
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Devastation continues to unfold in Florida as rescue missions continue in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
Kevin Guthrie, director of Florida's Division of Emergency Management, said there have been more than 700 rescues so far and that they are in "hasty search" mode, while the governor said more than 1,000 rescue personnel are going up and down the Florida coast.
Guthrie described one scene — at a location that was not specified — of a completely flooded house with what was believed to be bodies inside.
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