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Post-Helene, misinformation spreads even as recovery continues
Posted by Nick Gilmore in Virginia's News on October 4, 2024
State and federal agencies are working around the clock to get resources to parts of Virginia damaged by Helene, but misinformation is also spreading. Brad Kutner asked Governor Glenn Youngkin about getting reliable information to the public.
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