Friday celebrates a week from a week of tornadoes torn with the Saint-Luis region. The storm also affected the ability for a lot of people, not just home. Some North St. Luis County are not sure that they can reopen enterprises.
Business owners have people who work because one of the hardest parts, they cannot get a salary.
“Disastrous … will probably look at a general predation and we will be restrained.”
The workers who rolled the storms on Friday night were still at work.
“Bey of the gentlemen were forced to escape and hide inside our buses … Yes, he actually entered the doors and closed the wall.
It is a good thing that they have safety. The next way was serious.
“Windows stabbed, the quarter panels were destroyed, light chests, telephone surveys, vehicles seem like crushing … Just invested $ 350,000 to improve equipment.
Fifteen employees can now give hours every day.
“I mentioned on Friday 314 (days). Then I woke up the next day … A bunch of calls (I say)
He showed up to his work and saw it for himself.
“Many channels damage, ceiling damage, then the water came in … it is considered dangerous at this time,” he said.
He can’t cut his hair there and his six hairdressers. Not sure when the repairs can begin or end.
A large tree fell on the roof at the Hendel restaurant.
“One of the bigger limbs fell into the bar …. There are people in our apartments, and they are in the basement that warns those who broke the bar,” Sierra Harmon said.
With the help of society, they could quickly clean and return to work. They were happy to show clients.
“People who do not have the power came in,” said Harmon.
They stand by their neighbors that are not lucky.
If you still know someone who needs something about the storm cleaning, the crisis has a hotline.
This number is 844-965-1386.
