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SNAP restrictions lifted in four flood-damaged West Virginia counties

The USDA has lifted SNAP restrictions in four counties affected by flooding in West Virginia. The action indicates flood-related disruption affecting residents’ access to food assistance.

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Flood damage has created enough disruption to require emergency changes to food-support rules across multiple counties.

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  1. USDA Lifts SNAP Restrictions In Four Flood-Damaged Counties - West Virginia Public Broadcasting ↗wvpublic.org · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 11:16 PM UTC

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