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And running they didn t necessarily have the medicines and it is difficult for people who are volunteering in some cases to get to the distribution points. has any of that been worked out? reporter: it s a hodgepodge in a way. it is being worked out. i think not as coordinated as people would like. not as reliable. lack of coordination to some degree is not that surprising. it s really a bad storm to make things really difficult in terms of communication and transport. what happens in a hospital let s say you are told you get six hours worth of power, that s good to have the hospital functioning. if you can t anticipate how long you can stay open can you really take patients? can you really administer care? hospitals are totally dependent on power. in a hospital you can t give a dose of insulin or electronic medical record without power. yes it is up and functioning but
And resources there. so very dangerous. joining us now from san juan, dr. an peterson, senior vice president of global programs for american cares. doctor, thank you for being with us. i appreciate it. that breaking news devastating, two people died in an ic nushgs a hospital because of lack of diesel and the hospitals had been a priority area to get the fuel so they can get the power and cooling that they need. yes. absolutely. and i have visited a number of hospitals and their number one request is diesel, to keep the hospital functioning, to keep the patients safe, like the icu patients you mentioned. some parts of the island have been completely cut off. i was in ponce yesterday, the first time any of those hospitals have been visited. they have four to five days of diesel left. four to five days of diesel left. and no word yet on exactly when more will be there.