Exodus
The people are leaving the coast in droves and the highways are clogged. I'm not sure why they aren't opening more lanes and I don't know if there is a plan for the people that run out of gas while stalled in traffic. It seems that the evacuation is quite problematic. If I lived closer, I'd take a van full of water and snacks to hand out to the travelers - or maybe a a portapotty would be better. I don't know. SS says her sister has been stuck in Houston traffic all day. Anybody else know anything?? I have a feeling Oklahoma City may be a destination for a lot of Houston/Galveston evacuees (I know of three myself) and I wonder if there is anything we can do for them. Many will arrive here because they couldn't find a hotel anywhere else along the way. Any ideas?
The people are leaving the coast in droves and the highways are clogged. I'm not sure why they aren't opening more lanes and I don't know if there is a plan for the people that run out of gas while stalled in traffic. It seems that the evacuation is quite problematic. If I lived closer, I'd take a van full of water and snacks to hand out to the travelers - or maybe a a portapotty would be better. I don't know. SS says her sister has been stuck in Houston traffic all day. Anybody else know anything?? I have a feeling Oklahoma City may be a destination for a lot of Houston/Galveston evacuees (I know of three myself) and I wonder if there is anything we can do for them. Many will arrive here because they couldn't find a hotel anywhere else along the way. Any ideas?
posted by Jan at 4:55 PM
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What about that place in Oklahoma that they had prepared for the Katrina refugees but it was not used. I read in the paper that they had a warehouse full of supplies and no place to send them because they weren't needed. We could let the people stay there and use those supplies!! SS
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