The Federal Emergency Management Agency was forced to temporarily pause aid efforts in parts of North Carolina over the weekend after alleged threats were made against teams working on recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene.

FEMA said on Tuesday that it has continued its door-to-door visits in North Carolina following allegations of threats to its personnel in some locations that were hit by Hurricane Helene.

FEMA personnel have resumed door-to-door visits in hurricane-ravaged North Carolina after reports emerged over the weekend that they could be targeted by militia.