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Byline: Ken Kaye
May 31--Although the six-month 2007 Atlantic hurricane season is forecast to be busy, 53 percent of coastal residents apparently aren't that concerned, according to a Mason-Dixon poll released on Thursday. The residents said they don't feel vulnerable to a hurricane, a tornado or flooding.
That has state and federal officials worried, considering the season starts on Friday.
"We've been lulled into a false sense of security," said Ron Sachs, executive director of the National Hurricane Survival Initiative, a conglomeration of governmental agencies and private concerns that promotes storm preparation. "That's cause for real concern…
Source: HighBeam Research, Coastal residents not prepared, concerned about season ahead.