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Hurricane Michael aftermath: Waffle House opens food truck in Panama City

Waffle House opened a food truck in Panama City to help victims of Hurricane Michael.
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Oct 15, 2018

In the wake of Hurricane Michael, Waffle House has opened a food truck in Panama CIty, Florida, to distribute free food to the victims of the storm.

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The restaurant chain posted the news on its Twitter feed Monday.

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The food truck is set up at 631 W. 15th St. in Panama City, Waffle House tweeted. Food will be available at the truck until 6 p.m. local time.

Waffle House used the #ScatteredSmotheredandRecover hashtag in its tweet. The company included a photograph of the food truck set up below a damaged Waffle House sign.

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