Victims of Wilma in Broward County need help!
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10-26-2005, 05:07 PM
Victims of Wilma in Broward County need help!
I just spoke with my Aunt who is stuck in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
She said that for the 4th straight day in Broward County only very small handful of the FEMA locations that was supposed to be providing water, ice & food to the people there was open. They have yet to see or hear from anyone from the Red Cross either.
Thankfully the Salvation Army has been working hard to feed at least 1 meal a day to some.
98% of Ft. Lauderdale is without power. And there is no fuel available for people there to supply generators with. My aunt drove up the turnpike to a gas station and waited 8 hours to get her $20 ration. They just got word they aren't expecting power to be back online until Nov. 18th.
There is aid going to Miami, but none of it seems to be getting to Ft. Lauderdale, which happens to have been hit harder than Miami. I'm not going to get into a political debate here, but let's just say, there's a reason the focus is on Miami & it's not due to triage.
Please, get the word out that there are people north of Miami who need help & aren't getting it for no good reason other than someone's personal agenda!
I originally thought about having people contact the Governor, but at this time that wouldn't be effective. The best way to get these people help is going to be to get them attention via the media.
CNN: http://www.cnn.com/feedback/
Fox News: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,77538,00.html
MSNBC: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3303518/
Please spread the word that aid STILL isn't getting to these people & that the situation is getting dire.
She said that for the 4th straight day in Broward County only very small handful of the FEMA locations that was supposed to be providing water, ice & food to the people there was open. They have yet to see or hear from anyone from the Red Cross either.
Thankfully the Salvation Army has been working hard to feed at least 1 meal a day to some.
98% of Ft. Lauderdale is without power. And there is no fuel available for people there to supply generators with. My aunt drove up the turnpike to a gas station and waited 8 hours to get her $20 ration. They just got word they aren't expecting power to be back online until Nov. 18th.
There is aid going to Miami, but none of it seems to be getting to Ft. Lauderdale, which happens to have been hit harder than Miami. I'm not going to get into a political debate here, but let's just say, there's a reason the focus is on Miami & it's not due to triage.
Please, get the word out that there are people north of Miami who need help & aren't getting it for no good reason other than someone's personal agenda!
I originally thought about having people contact the Governor, but at this time that wouldn't be effective. The best way to get these people help is going to be to get them attention via the media.
CNN: http://www.cnn.com/feedback/
Fox News: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,77538,00.html
MSNBC: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3303518/
Please spread the word that aid STILL isn't getting to these people & that the situation is getting dire.
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