Looks like a jail cell to me. Are we supposed to put thiese guys in hotel suites? I would imagine that the inmates at Rikers Island in NYC would trade places in return for safety from other inmates, warm ocean breeze, and an ocean view.
Looks like a jail cell to me. Are we supposed to put thiese guys in hotel suites? I would imagine that the inmates at Rikers Island in NYC would trade places in return for safety from other inmates, warm ocean breeze, and an ocean view.
-US army standard-issue 2cm-thick foam sleeping mat, one blanket, two buckets, a one quart canteen
-Two orange boiler suits, one pair flip-flops
-Two bath towels, one for washing, one for use as a prayer -mat
-A washcloth, toothpaste, soap, shampoo
-A copy of the Koran
-Prisoners are served three meals a day - all "culturally appropriate":
-Breakfast - typically bread, cream cheese, an orange, a pastry, a roll, a bottle of water
-Lunch - typically a box of cereal, two cereal bars, a packet of peanuts, one packet crisps, one packet raisins, a bottle of water
-Evening meal - typically white rice, red beans, a banana, bread, a bottle of water.
The detainees' daily routine:
-Breakfast followed by shower opportunity and personal time Doctor visits to address any medical issues
-Lunch followed by shower opportunity and personal time
-Exercise period
-Mail call - pens and paper are provided for limited time, letters may be written under supervision, all pens are collected afterwards
-Dinner followed by shower opportunity
-Typical weather:
Sunny with temperatures ranging from 22C (72F)at night to around 28C (82 F) maximum during the day