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Parker noted that 839 people had sought to stay at one of five inland shelters in Craven County. Just more than a hundred people had been evacuated to a shelter in Sanford, and others were directed to a mega-shelter at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, she said.
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"The most important thing we need right now is for people to shelter in place and stay off the roads, to watch out for dangerous conditions, including downed power lines, and flooding water," she said. "If water gets into people's homes, we need them to call our emergency management line at 252-636-6608." I'm a proud owner of a useless.

A map sent out by the City of New Bern showed just how widespread the flooding had become. The North Carolina Department of Transportation's Ferry Division reported a 10-foot high storm surge above the normal water level at the Cherry Branch Ferry Terminal in Havelock, which is located in Craven County.
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