Remarkable Video Of River In The Basement Tells Story Of Hurricane Sandy's Flooding Of NYC Public Hospitals Including Roosevelt Island's Coler Hospital
Image of Patients Evacuated From Coler Hospital By Judy Berdy
The NYC Health & Hospitals Corp (HHC) provides a close up view of Hurricane Sandy's flooding of its facilities in this video titled The River In The Basement.
Despite the unprecedented scope of Superstorm Sandy, HHC staff members stayed on the job before, during, and after the storm to care for New Yorkers in need.Here's an excerpt from the video showing how Roosevelt Island's Coler Hospital
Image Of Hurricane Sandy Coler Flooding From The River In The Basement Video
was damaged by Hurricane Sandy's East River flooding.
Watch the entire video here.
More on Hurricane Sandy Coler Hospital conditions and its partial evacuation at previous post.
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