The Georgia National Guard is working to clear roadways and restore power after Hurricane Helene caused widespread damage. The storm left behind snapped trees, flooded streets, and destroyed homes, making it difficult for rescue crews to reach those in need.
The National Guard has 500 members throughout Georgia trying to clear the roadways so power can be restored.
The guardsmen who are trained to clean debris, transport supplies, and other disaster recovery efforts, began clearing the roadways Friday after the destructive storm.
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