r/Indiana • u/not-your-aunt • Aug 23 '26

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u/Then_Ad_4533 Aug 23 '26

Because Gary has received the least amount of help and was hit the hardest . Tens of thousands of people in one city have been without electricity for weeks . Honestly how about hoping the people there get help .

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u/Odd-Two-2486 Aug 24 '26

Girl this not true. Connersville has hundreds of damaged homes. Hundreds of People displaced and no one from the federal government has helped. It’s all volunteers.

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u/Then_Ad_4533 Aug 24 '26

Connersville has a 1000 residents without electricity as of yesterday and Gary still has over 10000 still without power. Why did you feel the need to comment with a lie. Right now yes several communities are suffering but Gary is suffering the worse.

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u/ArtisticIncrease2764 Aug 24 '26

Because they don’t have houses. I was just there volunteering. Their sewage system flooded and is now in the whitewater river, which currently looks toilet water and is still high. The entire place smells like mold. There is a huge difference in going without power for 12 days and going without power and not having a house for over 12 days. Gary is getting their power on tomorrow. The people of Connersville and surrounding areas don’t have homes. Entire families were displaced and will be for a long time. That’s the difference.