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Another Outer Banks home collapses into Atlantic, the third lost on Rodanthe street this week
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1:11Now PlayingAn Outer Banks home collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean — the third one on the street to meet the same fate since Friday.
The house, located on G.A. Kohler Court in Rodanthe, fell into the ocean Tuesday afternoon.
It’s the 10th G.A. Kohler Court home claimed by the sea in four years and the fifth collapse this year, as rising sea levels have ravaged the North Carolina barrier islands, according to WRAL.
The owners of the home that collapsed Tuesday had hired a contractor to have it removed, but high tides and other factors delayed the work, officials said.
“Swimmers and surfers are urged to stay out (of) the water in front of the villages of Rodanthe, Waves and Salvo, as there is a large amount of hazardous floating debris being transported by the waves that will cause injuries to those entering the water along the tri-villages area,” the National Parks Service said in a statement.
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