Sanford urges voluntary evacuation as storm nears coast
Gov. Mark Sanford called for voluntary evacuation of parts of Horry and Georgetown counties including barrier islands and areas prone to flooding as Tropical Storm Ophelia neared the coast. The move covered all mobile homes and riverside zones, with a potential for a mandatory order if conditions worsen.
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In Columbia and across South Carolina the Red Cross reports 2,096 evacuee cases as of Monday with about 1,500 individuals registered in Columbia and 275 hotel rooms secured regionwide. Fled Gulf Coast residents arrive seeking relatives or shelter despite a pause in Gulf Coast flights.
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