As Hurricane Milton approaches many cities were largely deserted but some people decided to shelter in place

Most left when they were told to. But some chose to stay, even though officials warned Hurricane Milton would turn their homes into coffins.

Along Florida’s Gulf coast, where millions of people were urged to get out of harm’s way, cities were largely deserted on Wednesday afternoon as time ran out to evacuate. Those who remained were advised to shelter in place as best they could. Others who fled spoke of their dread at what, if anything, they would return to once the storm had passed.

William Tokajer, police chief of Holmes Beach, told islanders who planned to stay to write their names, dates of birth and social security numbers on their limbs with Sharpies to help identify their bodies after the storm.

  • @vegeta
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    1412 months ago

    And the Lord said, I sent ye a sign. A sign that said evacuate, and ye didn’t listen.

      • @ulkesh
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        32 months ago

        I adore you. Haven’t laughed this hard in a while.

      • Midnight Wolf
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        12 months ago

        🎶 Yar har fiddle dee dee, being ficticious is alright with me, do what you want 'cause a lie is me, you are a moron!

        (you are a moron~)

        Yaaaaay! 🎶

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