Mims: Hundreds rescued from high waters in Fayetteville
WRAL reporter Bryan Mims says officials in Fayetteville are asking people to stay off the roads as they continue to assess damage left by Hurricane Matthew.
INVITING AS THE WEATHER IS,
THEY ARE SAYING STAY HOME, STAY
OFF THE ROADS BECAUSE OF
SITUATIONS LIKE THIS.
THIS ISN'T INDICATIVE IN
FAYETTEVILLE -- THE FLOOD
WATERS HAVE RECEDED BUT THEY IS
STILL A GREAT AMOUNT OF DEBRIS
ON THE ROAD YOU COULD RUN INTO
AN AREA WHERE THE ROAD HAS BEEN
WASHED AWAY AS THE SITUATION IS
IN THIS AREA -- STAY OFF THE
ROADS AND WAIT FOR THE WATER TO
GO DOWN.
>> BACK TO YOU.
>> THANK YOU.
AGAIN ANOTHER IMPORTANT
REMINDER TO STEP EUROS.
THERE ARE SEVEN STORM RELATED
DEATHS.
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