According to a new report, North Carolina residents were forced to place their bodies in their feet because” all the tombs of the Hurricane Helene victims are full”
People in North Carolina and other southern states have had a difficult time finding place in nearby morgues for those killed by the region’s huge wind and flooding, according to The  and Spectator World. As of Monday, over 230 people had been killed by Hurricane Helene, while thousands more remained missing.
According to The Spectator World, roughly half of the cyclone patients were killed in North Carolina. The store reported that some North Carolina people have had to have their loved ones buried in their feet as morgues have piled up with patients all over the state.
Federal and state officials have confirmed that the death toll in North Carolina is undercounted because several systems have not yet been found, according to The Spectator World. Additionally, the outlet noted that numerous bodies are being transported across North Carolina to get available space in morgues in unexplained piles.
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” According to people on the ground — fire, medical, law enforcement officials — they’re means underreporting the figures. All the morgues are full and they’ve hauled a ton]of body ] to Greensboro”, one North Carolina official told The Spectator World. People are beginning to dump them in their feet because there is nowhere to put them.
A man from Asheville, North Carolina, told The Spectator World that the carnage caused by Hurricane Helene is” so much worse than they’re saying”, adding,” I think there’s a huge cover-up”.
According to The Spectator World, many residents of North Carolina have expressed frustration over the state’s and the federal government’s slow action in the wake of the hurricane healing effort. Major General Todd Hunt, who is in charge of the North Carolina National Guard, has received numerous criticism, according to the store.
The National Guard apparently did not install workers to North Carolina until the Sunday following Hurricane Helene’s impact on the country. The Spectator World reported that only 500 of the National Guard troops were from North Carolina, compared to around 5,500 National Guard people who have been stationed in the area.
A source told The Spectator World,” That’s why you saw the Florida National Guard and other products out that— and why secret members stepped in, yet as state and federal authorities tried to , shut down , their efforts”.