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SunSeeker

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14. After reading that article, it appears obvious the dead are in the hundreds, if not over 1,000.
Sun Oct 1, 2017, 03:59 AM
Oct 2017

All of the morgues at the operating hospitals are full. They have not even been able to communicate with 51 hospitals.

There are many dead. But how many are missing or swept out to sea? democratisphere Oct 2017 #1
Many are missing. Their families have no way of contacting them. nt pnwmom Oct 2017 #2
Sorry, but this reminds me of another DUer's hysterical claims regarding another hurricane. cwydro Oct 2017 #3
What is hysterical about the OP or about the article? n/t pnwmom Oct 2017 #6
Did you read the article? SunSeeker Oct 2017 #15
by the time all is said and done lapfog_1 Oct 2017 #4
OMG, The morgues in shuttered hospitals.... hedda_foil Oct 2017 #5
this needs to get out more gopiscrap Oct 2017 #7
Awful Not Ruth Oct 2017 #8
People are spread out and the gasoline shortages affect police, too. Also, there is no pnwmom Oct 2017 #9
Health checks keep people alive Not Ruth Oct 2017 #10
Not if there are no medical supplies or functioning hospitals. You don't seem to understand pnwmom Oct 2017 #13
Health checks could help. Igel Oct 2017 #23
Trump tweeted today that all the buildings have been checked which is horseshit elehhhhna Oct 2017 #17
Probably not, in the case of a disaster this widespread. MineralMan Oct 2017 #20
KnR Hekate Oct 2017 #11
K&R!!!!!! burrowowl Oct 2017 #12
After reading that article, it appears obvious the dead are in the hundreds, if not over 1,000. SunSeeker Oct 2017 #14
Can't refrigerate insulin, can't get dialysis, can't oxygenate premies and the elderly... Squinch Oct 2017 #16
Yep. nt SunSeeker Oct 2017 #18
But Geraldo Rivera scoffed at the San Juan mayor, saying "I haven't seen anyone dying." nt tblue37 Oct 2017 #19
35,000 people die in PR every year no matter what. former9thward Oct 2017 #21
But the numbers of hurricane deaths will be grossly understated if they include only those pnwmom Oct 2017 #24
Duh! malaise Oct 2017 #22
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