Times are hard, but lpf had help me and my family a lot...
@tmackbb4
Thanks, sure we will. With people like you, and kind words like this, everything is made easier. Thanks
@shaken
You helped me a lot already bro. No need to spare money for me... You dont need to spend your money you helped so much already. Thanks, I'm not rich and learnt that too, most poor aren't really poor, but have a rich heart. Rich, full of kindness and love for their brothers... thanks again....
About the sabotage, yeah i've heard three possibilities:
-people from another city, afraid with the levy being overloaded 6 day rain, so they tried to "drain" the whole thing the other way, into my city. This is possible because it happened same day when the warning reached the tv, and because vegetation was cut around the rupture. And water cant "cut" tall grass.
-government did shit there, maybe trying to fix something near, and it accidentally ruptured. So telling someone did it may save them from 700 people and million dollar companies from suing them
-some company or the gov itself, with bad intentions, like you said. I found this somehow unlikely, because the rupture is 3000 ft away from the hit area, its only possible if its a very carefully calculated act.
Anyways there is no official note on this, I see the main focus is helping the people left homeless.
Around 220 are living on shelters, waiting for water to drain for returning, and around 40 fully lost their homes (wooden houses maybe).
It has been a tough day but I have some pics.
Sorry bout the quality.
Picture of some debris and furniture, on the street...
Thats green couch WAS my couch.
More, up the street
Have I said the cats are fine? A pic of my male cat, named "Teco", having some rest.
One pic more of the moggies (@Ped
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And thats way home (first pic of the day, sorry for wrong rotation). This is a river, behind my neighboorhood. Thats not used to be here, its water from the flood, pumped back. Lets hope the new dam dont rupture...
