Port-o-lets require service after 110 uses.
30,000 people means 300 units...per day, with no repeat business.
I know I'm repeating myself, but the sheer scale of this disaster has yet to sink in for a lot of people.
It takes years to build up your home or apartment. You simply cannot pick up a million people and plant them elsewhere in a time span measured in days. Not even in weeks really, but this is precisely what FEMA is prepping to do.
That's good info. I didn't know.
Thanks.
Although, just one day's use might have been enough. It's not like they were eating much.
Any extra capacity (especially in a portable and disposable facility) would be welcome.
A very good point that bears repeating. Even assuming no hurricane, no flooding, no criminal interference, and general optimum conditions, evacuating the entire population of a major American city has never been done before that I can think of. Yet everyone expects it to happen instantly and flawlessly.
It is a job beyond imagination..and just east there is also massive destruction, homeless, jobless , without electricity ...I have so much sympathy for those suffering and those trying to help..