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June 18, 2024
On down to wharton, they say. We can use every hand. Reporter martin savidge, thank you very much. And thanks to you for joining us. Our breaking News Coverage continues now with ac 360. Houston. A week after Hurricane Harvey came ashore, the reminders that this is not over keep coming and theres a new one that just happened. Explosions and a massive fire at the Chemical Plant 25 miles northeast of houston. It began with flooding, followed by a power outage, and the equipment to keep explosive c...
September 2, 2021
Walk in floodwaters. there could be a missing manhole cover or rapidly moving water and you could be swept down the river. >> julie: missing manhole covers that would be something i wouldnt think of. stay home if you dont have to leave, please do not. stay put and wait for rescue crews and the emergency personnel to come and save you from these devastating. >> your neighborhood may not be flooded but where you are trying to get to may be flooded. last night the traffic in the areas in bergen cou...
September 2, 2017
Thank you. >> well, anyone returning to a flooded home or staying put in one faces a set of potential hazards that most people dont ordinarily plan for, which is why were glad to have the expertise of dr. david purse, the houston department of health and human services public health attorney and houstons ems director. thanks for being with us. a lot of folks just like susan are returning to their homes. theres water in it, theyre already seeing mold. what are the potential hazards? what should p...
September 2, 2017
Theres water in it, theyre already seeing mold. what are the potential hazards? what should people do? >> one thing to worry about is whats in the water or whats not in the water. if theres a missing manhole company. so i warn people walking through the water. >> even if it seems shallow, if theres a drainage ditch thats open and you cant see it. >> right, if its just a couple feet deep, especially if theres a drainage port there, there could be a tremendous force of water that could suck you in...