Biden Vows Aid to Hurricane Helene-Affected Areas, Plans Visit

President Joe Biden plans to visit areas impacted by Hurricane Helene, ensuring it won't disrupt rescue operations. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are also involved in response efforts. The death toll has reached at least 91 people, with extensive damage across the Southeast.

President Joe Biden has announced plans to visit regions affected by Hurricane Helene, emphasizing that his visit will not disrupt ongoing rescue and recovery efforts. The President received multiple briefings and described the storm's impact as 'stunning.' He confirmed that his administration is providing extensive support to all affected states.

Vice President Kamala Harris is also set to visit the devastated areas, expressing solidarity with the affected communities. She assured continued federal assistance during a Las Vegas rally. Harris cut short her campaign activities to return to Washington for a detailed briefing at the Federal Emergency Management Agency headquarters.

The death toll from Hurricane Helene has climbed to at least 91 people. President Biden called several state and local officials to reaffirm ongoing federal support. Former President Donald Trump announced a visit to Valdosta, Georgia, to survey the damage and facilitate relief efforts. Both leaders are keen on providing substantial aid to affected communities.

(With inputs from agencies.)