ATLANTA — As Clark Atlanta University students deal with the aftermath of flooding from Thursday’s storms, a few student organizations are sponsoring an emergency donation drive.
With so much rain, water started to creep into dorms.
A video that multiple students say was at another university dorm shows waste high water flooding a hallway, where water pressure trapped a woman’s leg in a doorway.
“People were literally kicking through water,” Boykin said.”It was extremely scary because it was a hazard. There are a lot of electrical devices going on. I know multiple people who had their kitchen flooded and a lot of damage has already been done.”
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Students off campus also dealt with the flooding.
“People were literally kicking through water,” Xzavier Boykin told Channel 2′s Michael Doudna.”It was extremely scary because it was a hazard. There are a lot of electrical devices going on. I know multiple people who had their kitchen flooded and a lot of damage has already been done.”
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A Clark Atlanta alum shared a flier with Channel 2 Action News on Friday.
The drive, sponsored by the Student Government Association, and The Royal Court will be accepting hygiene products, non-perishable food, temporary clothes, blankets, phone chargers, and more.
Channel 2′s Courtney Francisco will be at the drive on Friday, speaking with students impacted by the floods.
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