FEMA is ending its emergency response in Puerto Rico.

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By Justine CalmaJan 30, 2018, 4:25 pm154 pts
The agency plans to “officially shut off” its aid in the U.S. territory on Wednesday, NPR reports. It is handing over the role of distributing food and water to the Puerto Rico Emergency Management Agency. FEMA’s public affairs director told The Hill that the aid was “no longer needed” because…

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