In a catastrophic aftermath of storm remnants from Typhoon Halong, hundreds of residents from coastal villages in Western Alaska have been airlifted to safety amid severe flooding that has decimated entire towns. The storm caused significant damage, resulting in over 1,500 people being displaced and at least one confirmed death, with others reported missing. Emergency services, including the Coast Guard and the Red Cross, have mobilized to assist affected communities, while many residents are forced to seek shelter in overcrowded and inadequate conditions within schools. As rescue operations continue, the region grapples with the daunting task of recovery and rebuilding from this natural disaster.