Gov. Murphy: Death toll from Ida's impact in New Jersey rises to 27
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Saturday two additional deaths stemming from the impact of Ida's remnants in New Jersey is now up to 27.
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Sep 4, 2021, 10:18 PM
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Gov. Phil Murphy announced Saturday two additional deaths stemming from the impact of Ida's remnants in New Jersey is now up to 27.
"I am deeply saddened to report two additional fatalities, bringing our total to 27 New Jerseyans who have lost their lives to this storm," Murphy said on Twitter.
Murphy's announcement comes after the White House announced earlier on Saturday that President Joe Biden will travel to Manville, and Queens, New York to survey storm damages from Hurricane Ida.
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