Four dead after Hurricane Isaias crashes into US - as Mexico braces itself for major storm
Four people have died after Hurricane Isaias smashed into the US Gulf Coast.
According to Sky News, four people have died after Hurricane Isaias smashed into the US Gulf Coast.
This environment story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Hurricane Isaias, Mexico and US Gulf Coast.
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- Hurricane Isaias, Mexico, US Gulf Coast
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