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Rescuers Find 60 Survivors on Bolivar Peninsula

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Rescuers say they’ve found 60 survivors on an isolated barrier island devastated by Hurricane Ike.
Rescuers have tried for nearly three days to get in to find out how Bolivar Peninsula residents fared during the massive storm. They finally got their first look at the beach resort community Monday.

Scott McKinney of the Sacramento Metro Fire Department said a search-and-rescue team found 60 residents. So far, they’ve found no dead.

The team plans to keep searching for the next few hours, but believes the search should be wrapped up on Tuesday. Many of the community’s 30,000 residents evacuated as the storm closed in on the Texas coast.

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Posted by Fookie on Sep 15th, 2008 and filed under Gulf Coast.
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