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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Saying it like it doesn't happen in the US too
gpt
Two things, I lived in New Orleans for a bit. Hurricanes like Ida, they destroy everything. We were lucky, only had no power or water for about a week. But in some places it was predicted for months until full restoration.

Immediately after Ida we also had to drive 30-50 miles, in any direction, to find a cell phone signal, an operational gas station. Not to mention looting and other crimes. This happens every year, some years not as bad as others but the whole area is destroyed and rebuilt.

For a big one like Katrina, I wasn't there for it, but even years later there are abandoned buildings and destruction left around. Some places just never recovered.

This is in the US, where resources are for the most part limitless. I can't imagine what It would be like in a country like Thailand.