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Hurricane Matthew Kills at Least 21 in the US as Hundreds Stranded

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By Homeland Security Today

At least 21 people in the US have died in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, which battered the East Coast this weekend, before weakening this morning before going out to sea.

Police in Fayetteville, North Carolina are searching for four missing people as the state endures severe flooding as a result of the storm.

Read the complete report here.

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