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US VP Kamala Harris on Saturday helped pack diapers into boxes of personal care products for North Carolina hurricane victims, agreeing with one helper who said “it takes a village...” “You’re exactly right,” Harris replied to Greg Hatem, owner of...

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Raleigh, Updated At : 10:59 AM Oct 14, 2024 IST

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Kamala Harris packs relief supplies for Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina. REUTERS

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US VP Kamala Harris on Saturday helped pack diapers into boxes of personal care products for North Carolina hurricane victims, agreeing with one helper who said “it takes a village...” “You’re exactly right,” Harris replied to Greg Hatem, owner of The Pit Authentic Barbecue restaurant as she put two packages of diapers inside each cardboard box that was placed in front of her, assembly-line style. Harris joined volunteers who were there to pack bandages, baby wipes and other items for victims of Hurricane Helene.

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