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Devastated by Chantal, flood victims wait for word on possible aid as damage assessments continue

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In Chapel Hill's Camelot Village, John Alba's building looks unrecognizable from a month ago. Nearly three weeks after Tropical Storm Chantal's heavy rainfall sent feet of water into lower level units, calls for help from impacted residents are growing louder.

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Devastated by Chantal, flood victims wait for word on possible aid as damage assessments continue

In Chapel Hill's Camelot Village, John Alba's building looks unrecognizable from a month ago. Nearly three weeks after Tropical Storm Chantal's heavy rainfall sent feet of water into lower level units, calls for help from impacted residents are growing louder.

·Raleigh, United States
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Wral News broke the news in Raleigh, United States on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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