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SadiesMom:Right now they don't have electricity to run the compressors yet nor do they have enough gasoline to power the boats. What gas they have, they're using for the dump trucks to remove debris from the roads and neighborhoods and for the electric company trucks to get workers around the island. Those are really the biggest priorities right now - as they should be.
Once electricity is restored to the compressor stations and gasoline is in better supply to the island, I'm sure the dive operators will be out cleaning debris off the reefs and checking for damage. Patience.
shuurltt:I read on a board that the shallower reefs were almost destroyed, they said "nothing to see anymore."
shuurltt:I read on a board that the shallower reefs were almost destroyed, they said "nothing to see anymore."
Cozoholic:Almost destroyed, nothing to see....hmmm...no one's been diving yet? I'd venture to think SOMEONE'S been diving, to see the reef life...It is their livliehood.
Apparently Aldora went diving yesterday but hasn't posted on their website yet.Cozoholic:Almost destroyed, nothing to see....hmmm...no one's been diving yet? I'd venture to think SOMEONE'S been diving, to see the reef life...It is their livliehood.
Moodiejeff:Apparently Aldora went diving yesterday but hasn't posted on their website yet.
It's too early to tell... remember the report of The Barracuda Hotel which was supposedly in ruins? As can be seen in photos it is still standing. Don't believe everything you read.
Is there going to be damage to the reefs? Almost certainly, but let's wait 'til the proffesionals do their report instead of listening to the armchair doomsayers.