Florida governor vows aggressive probe of Irma nursing home deaths (In Sept. 13 item, updates to correct spelling of the last name of Michael Beason from Benson, in 19th paragraph and throughout) By Andrew Innerarity and Ricardo Ortiz HOLLYWOOD, Fla./SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Florida Governor Rick Scott vowed on Wednesday that the state would aggressively investigate how six people died at a nursing home that lost power when Hurricane Irma rampaged through the region, as millions coped with another day without electricity. The death toll from the storm approached 80 as officials continued to assess the damage after Irma powered through the Caribbean as one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes on record and slammed into the Florida Keys archipelago with sustained winds of up to 130 miles per hour (215 km per hour). Irma killed at least 36 people in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, according to officials. Some 4.2 million homes and businesses, or about 9 million people, were without power on Wednesday in Florida and nearby states. Police opened a criminal investigation at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in Hollywood, north of Miami, where three elderly residents were found dead at the facility and three later died at a nearby hospital, officials said.  I am going to work to aggressively demand answers on how this tragic event took place,  Scott said in a statement.  This situation is unfathomable. Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe.  More than 100 patients at the nursing home were evacuated on Wednesday along with 18 patients from a nearby facility that was cleared due to the criminal investigation, Hollywood officials said.  Most of the patients have been treated for respiratory distress, dehydration and heat-related issues,  Randy Katz, a spokesman for Memorial Regional Hospital, told reporters. Memorial Regional is located across the street from the nursing home.  Police were first called to the facility at about 4:30 a.m. but did not arrive until after 6 a.m., officials said. The center had been without air conditioning, Broward County Mayor Barbara Sharief told reporters on Wednesday.  The building has been sealed off and we are conducting a criminal investigation inside,  Hollywood Police Chief Tomas Sanchez told reporters on Wednesday.  It was very hot on the second floor.  Florida Power & Light said it had provided power to some parts of the Hollywood nursing home but that the facility was not on a county top tier list for emergency power restoration. Irma caused about $25 billion in insured losses, including $18 billion in the United States and $7 billion in the Caribbean, catastrophe modeler Karen Clark & Co estimated on Wednesday. The Florida Keys were particularly hard hit, with federal officials saying that 25 percent of homes were destroyed and 65 percent suffered major damage when Irma barreled ashore on Sunday as a Category 4 hurricane. Most residents had left by then and police have barred re-entry to most of the Keys to allow more time to restore electricity and medical service and bring water, food and fuel.  I don t have a house. I don t have a job. I have nothing,  said Mercedes Lopez, 50, whose family fled north from the Keys town of Marathon on Friday and rode out the storm at an Orlando hotel, only to learn their home was destroyed, along with the gasoline station where Lopez worked. President Donald Trump is due to visit the region on Thursday. Irma wreaked total devastation in parts of the Caribbean, where at least 43 people have died. People who fled their homes in hard-hit islands including St. Martin and the U.S. Virgin Islands that were all but cut off from the world for days arrived in San Juan late Tuesday.  Michael Beason, 65, of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, said he lost everything.   My house, my business, both my vehicles, everything is gone,  said Beason, who was stopping in San Juan before continuing to Boston to seek refuge with his wife s brother.   But we have life. We rode out that horrible storm in a shower that I had reinforced after Hurricane Marilyn,  Beason added.  I told the man (who installed the shower), I told him,  If the hurricane takes the rest of my house, I want this shower sticking up out of that slab like the last tooth in the mouth of a bum. And sure enough that s what s left.  Irma hit the United States about two weeks after Hurricane Harvey plowed into Houston, killing about 60 and causing some $180 billion in damage, mostly from flooding. worldnews
florida governor vows aggressive probe irma nursing home deaths in item updates correct spelling last name michael season benson paragraph throughout by andrew innerarity ricardo ortiz hollywood juan puerto rico reuters florida governor rick scott vowed wednesday state would aggressively investigate six people died nursing home lost power hurricane irma rampage region millions coped another day without electricity the death toll storm approached officials continued assess damage irma powered caribbean one powerful atlantic hurricanes record slammed florida keys archipelago sustained winds miles per hour km per hour irma killed least people florida georgia south carolina according officials some million homes businesses million people without power wednesday florida nearby states police opened criminal investigation rehabilitation center hollywood hills hollywood north miami three elderly residents found dead facility three later died nearby hospital officials said i going work aggressively demand answers tragic event took place scott said statement this situation unfathomable every facility charged caring patients must take every action precaution keep patients safe more patients nursing home evacuated wednesday along patients nearby facility cleared due criminal investigation hollywood officials said most patients treated respiratory distress dehydration issues randy katz spokesman memorial regional hospital told reporters memorial regional located across street nursing home police first called facility arrive officials said the center without air conditioning board county mayor barbara share told reporters wednesday the building sealed conducting criminal investigation inside hollywood police chief tomas sanchez told reporters wednesday it hot second floor florida power light said provided power parts hollywood nursing home facility county top tier list emergency power restoration irma caused billion insured losses including billion united states billion caribbean catastrophe modeled karen clark co estimated wednesday the florida keys particularly hard hit federal officials saying percent homes destroyed percent suffered major damage irma barreled ashore sunday category hurricane most residents left police barred keys allow time restore electricity medical service bring water food fuel i house i job i nothing said mercedes lopez whose family fled north keys town marathon friday rode storm orlando hotel learn home destroyed along gasoline station lopez worked president donald trump due visit region thursday irma wrecked total devastation parts caribbean least people died people fled homes islands including martin virgin islands cut world days arrived san juan late tuesday michael season john virgin islands said lost everything my house business vehicles everything gone said season stopping san juan continuing boston seek refuge wife brother but life we rode horrible storm shower i reinforced hurricane marilyn season added i told man installed shower i told if hurricane takes rest house i want shower sticking slab like last tooth mouth bum and sure enough left irma hit united states two weeks hurricane harvey slowed houston killing causing billion damage mostly flooding worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Florida governor vows aggressive probe of Irma nursing home deaths (In Sept. 13 item, updates to correct spelling of the last name of Michael Beason from Benson, in 19th paragraph and throughout) By Andrew Innerarity and Ricardo Ortiz HOLLYWOOD, Fla./SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Florida Governor Rick Scott vowed on Wednesday that the state would aggressively investigate how six people died at a nursing home that lost power when Hurricane Irma rampaged through the region, as millions coped with another day without electricity. The death toll from the storm approached 80 as officials continued to assess the damage after Irma powered through the Caribbean as one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes on record and slammed into the Florida Keys archipelago with sustained winds of up to 130 miles per hour (215 km per hour). Irma killed at least 36 people in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, according to officials. Some 4.2 million homes and businesses, or about 9 million people, were without power on Wednesday in Florida and nearby states. Police opened a criminal investigation at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in Hollywood, north of Miami, where three elderly residents were found dead at the facility and three later died at a nearby hospital, officials said.  I am going to work to aggressively demand answers on how this tragic event took place,  Scott said in a statement.  This situation is unfathomable. Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe.  More than 100 patients at the nursing home were evacuated on Wednesday along with 18 patients from a nearby facility that was cleared due to the criminal investigation, Hollywood officials said.  Most of the patients have been treated for respiratory distress, dehydration and heat-related issues,  Randy Katz, a spokesman for Memorial Regional Hospital, told reporters. Memorial Regional is located across the street from the nursing home.  Police were first called to the facility at about 4:30 a.m. but did not arrive until after 6 a.m., officials said. The center had been without air conditioning, Broward County Mayor Barbara Sharief told reporters on Wednesday.  The building has been sealed off and we are conducting a criminal investigation inside,  Hollywood Police Chief Tomas Sanchez told reporters on Wednesday.  It was very hot on the second floor.  Florida Power & Light said it had provided power to some parts of the Hollywood nursing home but that the facility was not on a county top tier list for emergency power restoration. Irma caused about $25 billion in insured losses, including $18 billion in the United States and $7 billion in the Caribbean, catastrophe modeler Karen Clark & Co estimated on Wednesday. The Florida Keys were particularly hard hit, with federal officials saying that 25 percent of homes were destroyed and 65 percent suffered major damage when Irma barreled ashore on Sunday as a Category 4 hurricane. Most residents had left by then and police have barred re-entry to most of the Keys to allow more time to restore electricity and medical service and bring water, food and fuel.  I don t have a house. I don t have a job. I have nothing,  said Mercedes Lopez, 50, whose family fled north from the Keys town of Marathon on Friday and rode out the storm at an Orlando hotel, only to learn their home was destroyed, along with the gasoline station where Lopez worked. President Donald Trump is due to visit the region on Thursday. Irma wreaked total devastation in parts of the Caribbean, where at least 43 people have died. People who fled their homes in hard-hit islands including St. Martin and the U.S. Virgin Islands that were all but cut off from the world for days arrived in San Juan late Tuesday.  Michael Beason, 65, of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, said he lost everything.   My house, my business, both my vehicles, everything is gone,  said Beason, who was stopping in San Juan before continuing to Boston to seek refuge with his wife s brother.   But we have life. We rode out that horrible storm in a shower that I had reinforced after Hurricane Marilyn,  Beason added.  I told the man (who installed the shower), I told him,  If the hurricane takes the rest of my house, I want this shower sticking up out of that slab like the last tooth in the mouth of a bum. And sure enough that s what s left.  Irma hit the United States about two weeks after Hurricane Harvey plowed into Houston, killing about 60 and causing some $180 billion in damage, mostly from flooding. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: florida governor vows aggressive probe irma nursing home deaths in item updates correct spelling last name michael season benson paragraph throughout by andrew innerarity ricardo ortiz hollywood juan puerto rico reuters florida governor rick scott vowed wednesday state would aggressively investigate six people died nursing home lost power hurricane irma rampage region millions coped another day without electricity the death toll storm approached officials continued assess damage irma powered caribbean one powerful atlantic hurricanes record slammed florida keys archipelago sustained winds miles per hour km per hour irma killed least people florida georgia south carolina according officials some million homes businesses million people without power wednesday florida nearby states police opened criminal investigation rehabilitation center hollywood hills hollywood north miami three elderly residents found dead facility three later died nearby hospital officials said i going work aggressively demand answers tragic event took place scott said statement this situation unfathomable every facility charged caring patients must take every action precaution keep patients safe more patients nursing home evacuated wednesday along patients nearby facility cleared due criminal investigation hollywood officials said most patients treated respiratory distress dehydration issues randy katz spokesman memorial regional hospital told reporters memorial regional located across street nursing home police first called facility arrive officials said the center without air conditioning board county mayor barbara share told reporters wednesday the building sealed conducting criminal investigation inside hollywood police chief tomas sanchez told reporters wednesday it hot second floor florida power light said provided power parts hollywood nursing home facility county top tier list emergency power restoration irma caused billion insured losses including billion united states billion caribbean catastrophe modeled karen clark co estimated wednesday the florida keys particularly hard hit federal officials saying percent homes destroyed percent suffered major damage irma barreled ashore sunday category hurricane most residents left police barred keys allow time restore electricity medical service bring water food fuel i house i job i nothing said mercedes lopez whose family fled north keys town marathon friday rode storm orlando hotel learn home destroyed along gasoline station lopez worked president donald trump due visit region thursday irma wrecked total devastation parts caribbean least people died people fled homes islands including martin virgin islands cut world days arrived san juan late tuesday michael season john virgin islands said lost everything my house business vehicles everything gone said season stopping san juan continuing boston seek refuge wife brother but life we rode horrible storm shower i reinforced hurricane marilyn season added i told man installed shower i told if hurricane takes rest house i want shower sticking slab like last tooth mouth bum and sure enough left irma hit united states two weeks hurricane harvey slowed houston killing causing billion damage mostly flooding worldnews