I was surprised to hear on the news that IBC refused to open their doors to let a couple come in trying to get away from the tornado.
I was surprised to hear on the news that IBC refused to open their doors to let a couple come in trying to get away from the tornado.
I heard that too.
They said that it was illegal to let them in….
If that’s the case, we need to change that law.
Satellite images:
Looks like the Moore tornado was the northern most cell of a trio of super cells.
You'd think that an individual or company would be protected by the Good Samaritan law which says (in effect) that someone trying to help cannot be held liable. That law protects non-medical professionals who administer first aid or CPR.
Clearly there should be no law, as they said it was, to deny someone seeking safety from a life threating time critical act of Mother Nature. Furthermore no insurance company should be allowed to have such a rule and any laws necessary should be passed to protect individuals and business from liability when they are clearly trying to do the right thing.
Is this what our legal system has come to when you can’t make good individual common sense decisions to help humanity?
Incredible photo gallery here:
Photos of Tornado Damage in Moore, Oklahoma - In Focus - The Atlantic
38 photos altogether -- here pic #34:
That is a great gallery, thanks for posting.
Another article with a very extensive collection of photos:
Oklahoma tornado 2013: 7 children found drowned in Plaza Towers Elementary school in Moore | Mail Online
Just wondering... how did OKC's new tallest building fair with all that hail? I've seen massive hail stones on the 'net. Take care all, be safe and healthy. As an "Okie" from Blair, Jackson County, OK, you make/made me very proud. You should also be very, very proud of yourselves.
My prayers to those who lost loved ones.
Why did the kids drown? Did the ceiling fall on them and they couldn't move?
Moore is more developed now than in '99 and the dollar has inflated, so in terms of pure dollars, this storm will be significantly more expensive.
But the wind-speeds in the '99 storm were unreal.
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