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On January 20, there was a huge mill explosion in my hometown in northern British Columbia. A couple dozen men were injured, two were killed. It devastated my whole community - many men were in the hospital with severe burns for days/weeks/months. My father was one of the men badly injured, and is suffering psychologically (not just physically) from it. Its a small town, and the mill was the mainstay of the community. I knew well one of the men who died, another man badly injured is one of my best friends’ husband, and my cousin - who was four months pregnant at the time - was also there during the explosion.
Tonight, in a nearby city, there was another mill explosion - it sounds like just as many men were injured and sent to the hospital. It will probably take a couple days to gather the correct info on how badly the men were injured and whether any are deceased.
Please please please pray for these two communities - for the men in my hometown (and families, and those close to the families), it will bring a lot of flashbacks. PTSD was already a problem - never mind it happening all over again, with people we know working at this other mill tonight. For the families of those who are experiencing the explosion for the first time tonight, it will doubtless be filled with many sleepless nights and fear.
I appreciate this, so much.
Tonight, in a nearby city, there was another mill explosion - it sounds like just as many men were injured and sent to the hospital. It will probably take a couple days to gather the correct info on how badly the men were injured and whether any are deceased.
Please please please pray for these two communities - for the men in my hometown (and families, and those close to the families), it will bring a lot of flashbacks. PTSD was already a problem - never mind it happening all over again, with people we know working at this other mill tonight. For the families of those who are experiencing the explosion for the first time tonight, it will doubtless be filled with many sleepless nights and fear.
I appreciate this, so much.