在飓风哈维期间,养老院居民从腰高的水中拯救出来 2024

在飓风哈维期间,养老院居民从腰高的水中拯救出来

来自飓风哈维的最令人抓狂的场景之一涉及一群老年妇女在浑水中淹没腰部,因为他们的德克萨斯疗养院在他们周围淹没.

La Vita Bella工厂老板Trudy Lampson的女婿Timothy McIntosh在周日早上通过发布Lampson拍摄的照片向救援人员寻求帮助,以表明情况变得多么可怕.

由于水看起来危险地高,坐在沙发和轮椅上的女人们平静的脸庞是德克萨斯州南部一些地方预计将倾倒多达50英寸降雨的风暴的开眼图像。.

女性的煎熬终于有了一个圆满的结局,星期天有18人从位于加尔维斯顿县休斯顿约30英里的迪金森被淹的La Vita Bella辅助生活设施中被空运,随后搬迁到德克萨斯州的其他设施。.

飓风哈维:用戏剧性的照片拍摄的德克萨斯人说出来

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麦金托什的妻子金伯利在整个考验期间与母亲保持联系,他正努力在佛罗里达州坦帕市的家中尽力为该设施提供帮助。.

在迪金森紧急事务管理协调员大卫·波波夫向当地的加尔维斯顿县每日新闻证实18人确实从La Vita Bella撤离之前,许多人最初认为这张令人吃惊的照片是假的。.

Laurel Court执行董事Sondra Hare向今天证实,其中10名妇女现在在Laurel Court,一家距离Alvin约20英里的工厂。.

“他们表现得很好,”劳雷尔法院发言人里克范华纳告诉今日。 “该设施能够让他们得到热水淋浴,热饭和护理……他们都舒服地休息,似乎有着不错的精神.

“我们非常高兴这一切都很好,”麦金托什告诉今天.

麦金托什说,兰普森已经被这场考验所震撼,并且面试正在减少.

Laurel Court向La Vita Bella伸出援手,要求他们在了解到他们的情况后接纳居民.

“我们很荣幸能帮助他们到那儿,”范瓦格纳说。“我们正在帮助他们开展业务,所以我们肯定会伸出援助之手。我们有空间和温暖的床。“

McIntosh认为加尔维斯顿市区经理Brian Maxwell和副市长Dan Buckley定期更新居民身份,并通过将La Vita Bella推到优先列表的首位,帮助Galveston紧急事务管理办公室提供救援服务.

“他们是这个故事中真正的英雄,”麦金托什说.

女性留在劳雷尔法院的时间有多长,这很可能是根据具体情况确定的.

“我认为这最终是一个家庭决定,”范瓦格纳说。“他们欢迎他们留下他们需要的时间。在这一点上,他们经历了相当严峻的考验,所以主要是为了确保他们感到舒适,快乐,温暖和健康。“

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    One of the most frustrating scenes from Hurricane Harvey involved a group of elderly women submerged in waist-deep water because their Texas nursing home was flooded around them. La Vita Bella factory owner Trudy Lampsons son-in-law, Timothy McIntosh, sought help from rescue workers on Sunday morning by posting photos taken by Lampson to show how dire the situation had become. The calm faces of the women sitting on sofas and wheelchairs in the dangerously high water were eye-opening images of the storm expected to dump up to 50 inches of rain in some parts of southern Texas. The womens ordeal finally had a happy ending as 18 people were airlifted from the flooded La Vita Bella assisted living facility in Dickinson, about 30 miles southeast of Houston in Galveston County, on Sunday and subsequently relocated to other facilities in Texas. McIntoshs wife, Kimberly, stayed in touch with her mother throughout the ordeal, while he worked to provide assistance from his home in Tampa, Florida. Many initially thought the shocking photo was fake before Dickinson Emergency Management Coordinator David Popoff confirmed to the Galveston County Daily News that 18 people had indeed been evacuated from La Vita Bella before. Sondra Hare, executive director of Laurel Court, confirmed today that 10 of the women are now at Laurel Court, a facility about 20 miles from Alvin. “Theyre doing well,” Laurel Court spokesman Rick Van Warner told TODAY. “The facility has been able to give them hot showers, hot meals and care… Theyre resting comfortably and seem to have good spirits.” “Were very happy that everything is okay,” McIntosh told TODAY. Lampson has been shaken by the ordeal and is reducing her interviews. Laurel Court reached out to La Vita Bella and offered to take in residents after learning of their situation. “Were honored to be able to help them get there,” Van Warner said. “Were helping them get set up, so we definitely will be extending a helping hand. We have space and warm beds.” McIntosh believes Galveston City Manager Brian Maxwell and Deputy Mayor Dan Buckley regularly updating residents and helping the Galveston Emergency Management Office provide rescue services by pushing La Vita Bella to the top of the priority list are the real heroes in this story. “Theyre the true heroes in this story,” McIntosh said

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