PR Anon checking in here. Happy to see a PR breadline (headline Kek) up in here! Yeah, death count is definitely in the thousands. People died day of, during the 36 hours of straight hell from the winds, and after was the worst. Lack of food, access to clean water or medical aid, travel on the island was difficult, comms were nearly completely down even for gov officials. Literal weeks would go by between gov and mil comms. Water and food and other nonperishable items were basically either left to rot, ignored or SOLD back to people on the ground.
YES. Hospitals weren’t even open 24 hours until enough people died outside of them waiting on care. FEMA then gave generators to hospitals to keep them open 24/7. MOST likely died after, you guys. Not good. Police were expected to be out 24/7 enforcing law and order and weren’t getting paid, gangs knew it, gang boss daughter was allegedly killed in some chaos and that furthered tensions in the southern portion of the island
They are MUCH better. All of the island has power. No one is aware all their water is compromised with much higher than what is considered normally acceptable levels of coliform