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Image: FEMA sign is nailed to stripped palm trees giving the FEMA hot line number

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Dade County, Florida, August 1992 -- FEMA sign is nailed to stripped palm trees giving the FEMA hot line number. Disasters are devastating to the natural and man-made environment. FEMA provides federal aid and assistance to those who have been affected by all types of disaster. FEMA News Photo (FEMA Photo by Bob Epstein/Released) Date: Jul 22, 2022

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