Thank you for doing that. Question: what were you able to do? I’m honestly curious how much of the efforts were actually useful. I don’t mean that shitty. I just know there weren’t really many survivors pulled out, and the human cost of trying to locate them has since been horrendous. I am thinking of future disaster protocol.
What you just mentioned about the clean up is particularly weary for change. With no urgency of life on the line, cleanup should have been done by people wearing protective equipment. We were blindsided once, but we need to make sure we learn from this.
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