The current official death toll attributed to Hurricane Ian in Florida, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Medical Examiners Commission Wednesday is 89, readjusted from an earlier count of 102 people. The victims include two in Charlotte, five in Collier, one in Hardee, four in Hendry, one in Hillsborough, one in Lake, 49 in Lee, three in Manatee, one in Martin, seven in Monroe, two in Polk, three in Putnam, five in Sarasota and five in Volusia counties.
On Friday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency had a list of 10,000 people reported missing. FEMA said that number is quickly going down as those missing are located in shelters and are rescued.