Si usted no tiene electricidad
Dec. 20th, 2006 06:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
randy_byersHas anybody else seen today's Seattle Times? Top of the fold on the first page is a warning in six different languages for people who still don't have electricity in their homes. The warning? In English: "Do not burn charcoal or use gasoline generators indoors, including in the garage. Never use gas ovens to heat your home. Do not use gas or kerosene heaters in closed rooms. These things produce deadly carbon monoxide, which has killed several people since Thursday's storm. For more information, call 1-800-222-1222."
The other languages? Vietnamese, Russian, Chinese, Somali, and Spanish.
Meanwhile, another storm is expected tonight, although it's isn't expected to be as strong as last week's. Nonetheless, that tree that I saw leaning on power lines yesterday could well be a problem if there's more strong wind. Stay safe out there, y'all!
The other languages? Vietnamese, Russian, Chinese, Somali, and Spanish.
Meanwhile, another storm is expected tonight, although it's isn't expected to be as strong as last week's. Nonetheless, that tree that I saw leaning on power lines yesterday could well be a problem if there's more strong wind. Stay safe out there, y'all!
