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Hurricane Floyd follow-up: Thousands still homeless
January 20, 2000
Web posted at: 3:25 p.m. EST (2025 GMT)
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CNN's Brian Cabell talks with King and tours previously flooded areas.
ROCKY MOUNT, North Carolina (CNN) -- Four months after Hurricane Floyd devastated portions of eastern North Carolina, thousands of people still live in government-provided trailers, unsure when -- or if -- they'll ever be able to return to their homes.
Still, things could be worse, says Vivian King, a mother of three.
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