Hurricane Isaias kills at least four, leaves thousands without power in US

Hurricane Isaias made landfall in the United States on Friday evening, resulting in at least four fatalities and widespread power outages across the southeastern region. The storm caused significant structural damage, including the tearing of roofs from buildings, before weakening into a post-tropical cyclone as it moved inland.

Approximately 800,000 residents were left without electricity in the wake of the storm. Emergency response efforts are currently focused on addressing the damage and power disruptions caused by the cyclone's passage through the affected states.