Daylight brings first look at Ian devastation

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Stunning images show extensive infrastructure damage following the devastating floods brought on by Hurricane Ian as officials begin to assess the widespread damage.

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Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida on 28 September 2022, as the storm was approaching a category 5 storm – it was category 4 on making landfall, and afterwards reduced to category 3. The storm surges in the South-Western coastal regions of Florida, USA, where landfall was first made have broken records, making it one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded in the region.

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