Just a while ago I arrived through the mud in the Bishop's 4 wheel drive in what seemed a river of mud, dirt and water mixed with possible sewer water. The holes in the road were covered with dirty water and driving was impossible. All the houses had been covered with water during the hurricane. You could see the water mark at the electrical poles all the way were the lines and lights are. Many people had put their belongings in the rood thinking that the water was not going to rise that high but in many cases the water went twice the size of their houses.
People have nothing left.
Children and adults are sleeping on the floor for weeks unable to buy anything with almost no furniture left. Their drinking water is non existent because the toilets and sewers mixed with the drinking water. The doctors today got to see over 600 people even if they had arrived late because of the mud. Tomorrow they will be in another place because the nuns use the building on Sunday. All the doctors are Episcopalians coming from Charleston, South Carolina and were coordinated by the Bishop's wife Diana Frade.