FIRST OF ALL I HAVE TO SAY THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE EBEEN POSTING INFO IN THIS FORUM, ESPECIALLY MARTY. THIS SITE HAS BEEN A STEADY SOURCE OF QUALITY INFO IN A TIME OF NEED.

I AM IN N.Y. AND I JUST RECEIVED A CALL FROM MY BROTHER WHO WORKS FOR WASA IN SAN PEDRO. HE WAS CALLING ME FROM BELIZE CITY. HE WAS IN A RUSH TO GET BACK TO THE ISLAND. HE IS IN THE CITY TO GET A GENERATTOR FOR WASA IN SAN PEDRO TO GET THINGS UNDERWAY OUT THERE. HE SAID THAT HOUSES SUSTAINED REAL DAMAGE. THERE WAS ABOUT SIX FEET OF WATER IN SOME AREAS. I AM GLAD TO HEAR THAT THERE WAS NOT AS MANY CASUALTIES THAN THERE COULD HAVE BEEN. MOST OF THE DAMAGE SEEMS TO BE IN THE INFRASTRUCTURE. I THINK ANY RELIEF EFFORTS ARE GOING TO BE GREATLY NEEDED AND ANY ONE WITH THE MEANS SHOULD LEND A HAND. THANKS, ONCE AGAIN TO ALL.

how many casualties did your brother say there are estimated at this time?

David...Your brother works for WASA? I work for Belize Water, we own and operate the plant that supplies water to WASA on AC..Did he say that they are producing water? Did he mention Val or Jim Cavenough? We havn't made contact and would appreciate any info...please advise..was the generator for the distribution pumps??

How many casualties were expected? We have been told none on the island!!!!!!