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An entire city is destroyed, millions are homeless, 80% of the city is under water, who would have thought this could happen in real life? The real life.
No idea how I should start this. Power of nature is unmatchable, unimaginable, destructive. Hundreds of people dead, may be thousands, countless homeless. I feel disgusted seating at work and not being able to help, except for the monetary donations. The same feeling I had when earthquake struck India in 2001 and tsunami in 2004. Just sad that rest of the world still keeps on going, but good in other ways.
extremely unhappy with how federal government is handling this situation.
this disaster is going to have long lasting effect on the people of US and may be people around the globe. Gas prices are already up to $3/gallon, and it is keep going to go up. Entire economy is shaken. It is disgusting how government is not doing anything, city is lawless, diseases are about to spread.
According to the news, people are shooting at the helicopters and looting the stores, people with guns are roaming the streets. Diasters bring out the best and worst in people. According to one article, one old lady was stuck in the house but she asked the rescuers to get the people next door who had small kids. And when rescuers went to the next door they found 15 people. On the other hand, people are ordering rescuers to save their families and thus situation has become very tense and they had to completely abandon the rescue mission thanks to few people.
The power of nature: unstoppable, unimaginable.
The power of people: ?
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