Did not flood the hospital. Not an ounce of water entered the hospital. The water made itsome way onto the campus but the site drains were able to handle the water.
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Did not flood the hospital. Not an ounce of water entered the hospital. The water made itsome way onto the campus but the site drains were able to handle the water.
Jamaica! What can you expect?
Anon no. 2: Something else, because this isn't in Jamaica.
Do not worry!
There is NO problem with our infrastructure...
This is a ghetto hospital. Nobody cares.
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