Pamr Florida condo tower that collapsed had been sinking since 1990s, FIU professor says
Dr. Selina Lin Hofmann vividly remembers September 2017, when Hurricane Irma was to wreak havoc on the west coast of Florida.She had worked her shift as an eye surgeon, and as she was preparing to departher home in Tampa on a flight to Nashville with her husband Michael and son Kristof, the airport closed. All around her neighborhood, gas stations were out of gasoline, or there were long lines.The family was able to make it out of Florida to Georgia, as they had a newer electric vehicle that held a 300-mile charge. Along the way, they saw stranded cars and people stuck.As the National
stanley cup website Hurricane Center declared Hurricane Idalia a Category 2 hurricane Tuesday night as it moves northward with top sustained winds of 100 mph, some essential workers such as medical professionals are staying put to care for patients.Hospitals and clinics now prepare for more frequent and severe weather scenarios, from hurricanes to floods. Emergency plans are put in place and executed by the staff, with an eye towards care for patients.In a report by health care executive Attila J. Hertelendy forSouth Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report, during a hurricane, hospitals become crucial hubs for emergency medical care. Establishing comprehensive evacuation plans,
stanley cup usa training staff for
stanley polska emergency scenarios and stockpiling supplies are essential steps to protect lives, he wrote.Building resilient infrastructure is important to ensure hospitals can withstand the impact of hurricanes, according to Hertel Zxdc East coast favorite Wegmans ends self-checkout app citing spike in shoplifting
RICHFIELD 鈥?The Washington County Sheriff s Office is asking for the public s help in identifying a man who was struck and killed by a train Wednesday afternoon. They say at 2:41 p.m. they received a call from the Canadian National Railroad, who reported that their train had struck a person in the Village of Richfi
stanley portugal eld. The person was walking on the tracks east of Scenic Drive between Lakeview Road and Willow Creek Road. Sheriff s deputies and the Richfield Fire Department were dispatched to the scene. Once they arrived they found an
stanley vaso adult male on the tracks. He was deceased. Officials say initial investigation indicates that the train was operating southbound when the engineer saw a male walking southbound in between the tracks on railroad property. The engineer began sounding the horn and the man did not respond. The engineer then applied emergency braking procedures while continuing to sound the
stanley thermobecher horn. The person never reacted and was struck.The train came to a stop three quarters of a mile down the track. The train was stopped for almost seven hours due to the incident. WSCO has not been able to identify the victim, and is asking for the public s help. The man has salt and pepper hair and is wearing gold colored, wire framed glasses. He s estimated to be around 40 years-old or above. He was wearing mid-top black Reebok shoes, white tube socks, dark color sweat shorts or pants and a gray shirt.The case is currently under investigation by the Washington County Sheriff s Offic
