Trump vows to help Florida rebuild after the Irma Hurricane


President Trump, the Vice President Mike Pence and Melanie Trump toured the neighborhood affected by the Irma Hurricane and served the victims with food. The president acknowledged the emergency rescue crews that saved the affected.
Trump promised to return to Florida numerous times to continue supporting the residents who are planning on rebuilding their homes adding that the Irma Hurricane was in another level “nobody has seen before.”
He visited the State a day after police had launched investigations into more eight deaths that occurred at a Nursing home whose conditions were sweltering since air conditioning had been knocked down by the storm. That means that more than 80 people had died because of Irma across the US and the Carribean. It is approximated that, nearly 2.7 million homes and business are still without power in Florida.

Mr. Trump handed out sandwiches to residents while Mike Pence and the First Lady, Melania gave them bananas.

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