This disabled mom survived the Eaton fire. Now, the recovery is killing her
NegativeU.S News
- Jessica Newman, a disabled mother, is struggling to recover after being displaced by the Eaton fire, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in navigating bureaucratic systems a year after the disaster.
- Newman's situation underscores the systemic vulnerabilities that persist for disabled individuals in the aftermath of wildfires, as they often encounter significant barriers in accessing necessary resources and support for recovery.
- The Eaton fire has raised critical questions about emergency response effectiveness, particularly regarding evacuation protocols that may have contributed to tragic outcomes, emphasizing the need for improved systems to protect vulnerable populations during disasters.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
