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Natural disasters · United States of America · Florida · Saint Lucie County · Fort Pierce

Flooding in Fort Pierce, United States

First reported 4 days ago, last report 2 hours ago. 8 independent reports in 18 articles from 17 publishers.

Summary

Written by Hyper News from the figures below, by fixed rules; no publisher's words are used. Each link leads to where a line comes from.

The figures over time

Rescued · 3 independent reports

  1. Rescued more than 200

    cubaheadlines.com · Read the sentence in the original ↗

  2. Rescued more than 200

    wqcs.org · Read the sentence in the original ↗

  3. Rescued more than 200

    wpbf.com · Read the sentence in the original ↗

Each report's figures, oldest first, at the time it was published (UTC). Green figures are accepted by Hyper News, red ones are not, amber ones are undecided. Point at the timeline to stop it and scroll it yourself.

Who reported it

Outlets based in 3 countries United States of America 13United Kingdom 2France 1 country not known 1

Languages English 17

Counted in outlets, not articles. An outlet's country comes from Wikidata or from its web address (.de, .co.uk); outlets on .com and other open endings count as not known.

What the reports establish

Rescued Confirmed

More than 200 people were rescued, according to 3 independent reports.

Show the sources and why

3 independent reports give it and no better-supported figure disagrees.

more than 200 · 3 independent reports · accepted

3 independent reports give it and no better-supported figure disagrees

All coverage, oldest first

Each report links to the original. Copies of the same text (a wire story run by several sites) are grouped under the first.

  1. ABC News abcnews.com First reported
    Also run by 1 other site
  2. CubaHeadlines cubaheadlines.com
  3. WINK News - Southwest Florida winknews.com
  4. WQCS wqcs.org
  5. WPBF wpbf.com
  6. WISN wesh.com
    Also run by 7 other sites
  7. AOL.com independent.co.uk
    Also run by 1 other site
  8. euronews euronews.com Latest report
    Also run by 1 other site

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