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Red Cross discusses flood relief while dealing with the pandemic

We spoke with Chris Harmon, the Regional Disaster Officer for the American Red Cross about the miscommunication residents can feel after a natural disaster.

Posted: Jul 29, 2020 8:24 AM
Posted By: Jodie O'Brien

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) After a natural disaster, frustrations with local agencies trying to help is common.

We spoke with Chris Harmon, the Regional Disaster Officer for the American Red Cross about the miscommunication residents are feeling.

If you need assistance from the American Red Cross, call 816-841-5205.

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