Whats your take on this? Sure looks grim - the fall alone may have been fatal beside the weight of the rubble. At what point would you stop searching ?
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How long can humans survive without food or water?I've wondered in the past about what happens AFTER a hurricane or any other natural disaster to the building. Living in earthquake land I used to inspect my own home after a "big one". The owner of my business building would also do the same. No one mandated that we did, but we both did. For our own piece of mind I guess.
During hurricane broadcast you often see a building that is destroyed and the others around it are fine. Or the other way around. Who checks those? How many natural disasters
On topic, keep looking. No one left behind.
Dead or alive they deserved to be looked for. Not like this is the ocean being searched.How long can humans survive without food or water?
This will vary a lot from person to person, but the ‘rule of three’ is generally valid: 3 days without water and 3 weeks without food.
This is a hard decision - horrible conditions with rain and heat and fires and thousands of gallons of water pumped on fire. There soon may be no one there to be left behind.
Dead or alive they deserved to be looked for. Not like this is the ocean being searched.
AgreedYes they do but at some point reality has to set in and they will need more then buckets -
YepShould be a recovery and not rescue operation by now in my opinion. Get the big equipment lifting and digging and find them before they are decomposed.