NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 9月22日 08時19分

People who live on the south side of town say they know where most of the flooding came from during Hurricane Matthew in 2016: a railroad underpass that intersects Interstate 95.
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The underpass lets the railroad tracks owned by CSX run straight through the town's protective levees, and locals knew water would rush through there again once #HurricaneFlorence bore down on this region of #NorthCarolina’s Inner Banks, because nothing had been done to stop it.
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The problem, according to local officials, was that CSX would not allow anyone on to their property to build it, despite #Florence’s dire trajectory.
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“We’re talking about a company that placed life in danger, placed millions of dollars of personal property of individuals in danger to protect their own interests,” said state Sen. Danny Britt, a Republican. “Hopefully this is something that finally gets CSX off its ass.”
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See why leaders blame the rail company for flooding #Lumberton through the link in our profile.
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