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Originally posted by Gools
Ummm... no offence but that looks like some of that British Tabloid Press you keep hearing about.
It probably contains some bits of truth but presented in a sensasionalist way.
Nearly 100 Britons are still missing
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Nothing has been heard of William McQueen since a few hours before the worst of the storm hit, when he had set off to clear trees already brought down by high winds in Abita Springs, a small town north of New Orleans, across Lake Pontchatrain.
Mr McQueen, 43, had been working for the council in Abita Springs, where he has been living with his brother Stephen. At the family home in Maidstone yesterday, his estranged wife Suzanne said that the couple's daughters, Rebecca, 13, and Samantha, 11, were desperately worried.
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Originally posted by TheShroudOfMemphis
For those that have a Google disability
(a legit Scottish paper)...
Originally posted by TheShroudOfMemphis
For those that have a Google disability and don't believe the original source (a legit Scottish paper)...
3 legit mainstream news from Australia and the UK are reporting this right now. It's only just come out.
HURRICANE DOC ADMITS: WE HAD TO KILL OUR PATIENTS
12 September 2005
The Mirror
Patients put down
The Daily Telegraph
September 12, 2005
We had to kill our patients
09:01am 11th September 2005
The Daily Mail
Some of the most distressing scenes were at local hospitals. By Thursday, four days after the hurricane struck, many were still awaiting help, their patients crammed into the upper floors. One message came from the University Hospital, where 800 people were trapped. "It has been confirmed that many deaths are occurring. Most devastating is the deterioration of the neonatal intensive-care unit."
At Baptist Hospital, Dr Bryant King was able to send a text message to his sister. "Doctors are being forced to decide who gets to live and who will starve to death," he told her. "The hospital is surrounded by 8ft of flood water. There is no more electricity, food or water. The people are starving."
Coast Guard rescuers finally made it to the Charity Hospital, where 1,200 people were surviving on nothing more than green beans and a cup of water for a daily meal. They attempted to move 30 critical-care patients, but were forced to give up after coming under fire from looters.
Originally posted by BitRaiser
A Question for you tho:
What would you have done?