Michigan Residents Forced To Evacuate As 2 River Dams Overflow

Michigan Residents Forced To Evacuate As 2 River Dams Overflow

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Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared an emergency due to anticipated extreme flooding in Midland, Michigan, caused by two breached river dams. The flooding could submerge downtown Midland under 9 feet of water, leading to the evacuation of 10,000 people and 3,500 homes. This crisis adds to the challenges posed by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, as displaced individuals may need to stay in shelters. Social distancing orders are suspended in affected areas, but people are advised to cover their faces.

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What emergency declaration did Governor Gretchen Whitmer announce?

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How many people were evacuated due to the flooding?

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What safety crisis is added due to the flooding?

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What measures were taken regarding social distancing in the affected areas?

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What advice did Whitmer give to the people in the affected areas?

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