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SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA — The Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) is calling on residents and business owners affected by recent flooding and winter weather to self-report their damages through an online platform. This initiative aims to gather crucial data on the extent of the destruction caused by these natural events.
Affected individuals are encouraged to provide detailed information regarding the damages sustained to their properties. This self-reporting process is essential for VDEM to assess the overall impact on the community and determine the need for assistance and resources. The data collected will play a vital role in shaping relief efforts and securing potential funding to aid recovery.
Residents and business owners are reminded that accurate reporting is crucial to ensure that the needs of the community are effectively addressed. VDEM emphasizes that this self-reporting tool is a vital step towards rebuilding and restoring the affected areas. Community members are urged to act quickly to help facilitate a comprehensive response to these challenges.
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