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Lost-and-found networks reunite items with survivors years after storms

Across the country, organizations are working to return lost objects to disaster survivors years after major storms.

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File photo A scientist in a lab coat using a microscope for research in a laboratory setting. Photo: Artem Podrez

Efforts continue for years

Clean-up crews meticulously separate sentimental items from general wreckage. This process can take several years to complete. In some cases, it is impossible to recover all pieces.

Recovery faces limits

Lost-and-found networks seek to reunite objects with those who lost them. The work involves identifying owners and verifying claims over time. Some items remain unclaimed after the search concludes.

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