Hurricane Idalia Fast Facts
2023 Hurricane Idalia Fast Facts
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The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) teams are beginning to meet the needs of Florida communities affected by Hurricane Idalia and the life-threatening storm surge produced by the storm. Before Idalia made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane on Wednesday, Aug. 30, trained disaster relief personnel, including more than 35 mobile feeding units, were put on standby to begin serving immediately after the storm passed. Officials have stated that, due to wind damage and substantial storm surge, many affected areas will be difficult to access for weeks to come.
Service Statistics (Updated Daily)
Food Service
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• 66856 Meals
• 22402 Drinks
• 28783 Snacks
• 0 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
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• 3462 Contacts
Product Distributed
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• 2741 Cleanup kits (per kit)
• 1124 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 2880 Food Boxes (per order)
• 0 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 3640 Water (per case)
Service Time
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• 113 Disaster Workers have given 641402 hours of service
Georgia Service Statistics (Updated Daily)
Food Service
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• 34246 Meals
• 13370 Drinks
• 7777 Snacks
• 0 Active Mobile Feeding Units
Emotional And Spiritual Care
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• 1298 Contacts
Product Distributed
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• 1000 Cleanup kits (per kit)
• 175 Comfort / Hygiene Kits (per kit)
• 2880 Food Boxes (per order)
• 0 Infant Supplies (per order)
• 0 Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) (per item)
• 3401 Water (per case)
Service Time
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• 113 Disaster Workers have given 641402 hours of service
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