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Hurricane "Iaisyus" struck the southern coast of the United States, leaving four people dead. It caused widespread damage to buildings and infrastructure, in addition to knocking out power for over 600,000 homes and businesses. The storm is classified as a Category 2 hurricane, with wind speeds reaching up to 165 kilometers per hour. It brought heavy rains and floods, destroying trees and properties, especially in Florida and Alabama. It also led to the suspension of about 63% of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico, prompting Washington to release up to 4 million barrels from the strategic oil reserve to address supply disruptions. The storm's strength has diminished to a tropical storm, but dangers remain, as it is expected to move northeastward with continued heavy rain and destructive winds. There are warnings of the potential formation of other hurricanes. Authorities have issued emergency alerts and evacuation orders, while U.S. President Donald Trump canceled his scheduled trip to Alabama due to the weather conditions.
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