TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月15日 07時39分

Michael Rasberry, seen here with his younger brother Yahmad Tripp, left his home in Havelock, N.C., along with his family two days ago, first stopping at a hotel in Greensboro and eventually ending up at a motel in Cary. By Friday morning, Craven County — where Havelock is located — had already received more than 100 calls from people who said they were trapped in their homes and in vehicles due to flooding from Hurricane Florence. Some residents have reported that they are trapped in their attics and on their roofs as storm surge has flooded the lower levels of their homes. “I only brought one outfit. I was just ready to go. We had to get away from there,” says Rasberry. “They [his sisters] can’t swim. I can protect myself, but I can’t grab everybody. I’d rather have them out the way completely.” Photograph by @bryananselm—@reduxpictures for TIME

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