Killer storm Florence officials warn the devastation is far from
as death toll hits 17
- Chieka Corso, has been the security
guard at Harris Teeter in Porters Neck, North Carolina for
four years
- Video footage obtained by DailyMail.com,
shows her 'running a tight ship' and keeping customers in
check as they line up for basic necessities
- She is heard telling shoppers there is
'no ice, no dry ice. Limited batteries: no C's or D's. No
propane, no charcoal, we're limited on perishables, and no
cigarettes'
- Storm Florence lashed the south east of
the US on Thursday and hit thousands in North Carolina on
Sunday
- Officials plan to airlift food and water
to thousands holed up in the cut off coastal city of
Wilmington, NC
- So far over 400 people have been rescued
from the area, which has no power and has become an island
- Residents have been waiting for hours
outside stores and restaurants for basic necessities like
water
- The death toll has now hit 17 after a
mother and her baby died in Wilmington and woman was hit by
tree
Published: 16:35 EDT,
17 September 2018
| Updated: 04:11 EDT,
18 September 2018
Video footage has shown a female
security guard at a North Carolina grocery store single-handedly
running a tight ship as scores of residents line up to buy basic
necessities after floodwaters left the coastal city cut off from
the rest of the state.
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