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    Local Business Remain Closed Following Hurricane Ian [Image 1 of 31]

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    Local Business Remain Closed Following Hurricane Ian

    BONITA SPRINGS, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    11.17.2022

    Photo by Jocelyn Augustino 

    Federal Emergency Management Agency     

    Bonita Springs, FL, USA-November 17, 2022--Business impacted by Hurricane Ian remain closed.

    Jocelyn Augustino/FEMA

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    Date Taken: 11.17.2022
    Date Posted: 12.02.2022 11:19
    Photo ID: 7522395
    VIRIN: 221117-O-JA419-348
    Resolution: 5568x3712
    Size: 14.39 MB
    Location: BONITA SPRINGS, FLORIDA, US
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    Local Business Remain Closed Following Hurricane Ian
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    Crews Work to Get Displaced Vessels Out of the Waterways
    Crews Work to Move Displaced Vessels From Waterways
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    Crews Work to Remove Vessels Displaced by Hurricane Ian
    Crews Work to Move Displaced Vessels
    A Flag Blows Before A Crane Which is Transporting Destroyed Vessels
    Large Vessels Are Tossed Ashore Following Hurricane Ian
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    Debris Piles Continue to Grow In Areas Impacted by Hurricane Ian
    Debris Removal Continues in Communities Impacted by Hurricane Ian
    Debris Piles Continue to Grow Following Hurricane Ian
    Debris Removal Continues in Communities Impacted by Hurricane Ian
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    Local Residents Visit a FEMA-State Disaster Recovery Center in Fort Myers Beach
    Local Residents Visit a FEMA-State Disaster Recovery Center in Fort Myers Beach
    A Disaster Recovery Center is Opened in Fort Myers Beach
    A Disaster Recovery Center is Opened on Fort Myers Beach
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