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Volunteers Are Gathering in Ida's Ground Zero to Help Out After the Hurricane
Days after Storm Ida made landfall twice in Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane, 2,000 volunteers from across the country have gone to the Gulf Coast to help the American Red Cross with recovery operations at "ground zero."
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