Ten Dead as Idaho Dam Collapse Kills Eight Still Missing
One week after the Teten Dam failure 10 people are confirmed dead and eight remain missing. The disaster flooded eastern Idaho, damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes and farms, and caused $1.17 billion in property losses. Authorities released eight missing names and urged tips. The federal response includes potential liability questions and a push for $200 million in relief.
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