Hugo Drives Thousands To Shelters In Charleston Area
Hurricane Hugo sent thousands to 121 shelters across South Carolina as evacuations began. Rep. Arthur Ravenel rode out the storm at his Mount Pleasant home and described staying to diary the event. Officials reported heavy damage in Charleston with buildings leveled and roofs caved in while many residents boarded up and sought safety inland.
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Armed mainland forces patrol streets of St Croix after Hugo looting
U S mainland troops with shotguns patrolled Christiansted and other areas of St Croix to curb looting after Hurricane Hugo. Officials reported looting, some shootings, and widespread outages while Coast Guard evacuated frightened residents and tourists to Puerto Rico. The Virgin Islands National Guard and federal agents joined the operation as authorities pledged to restore order and protect property.
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