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Texans Line Up at Pipes for Clean Water After Storm
February 19, 2021
Is this really America? People are lining up at outdoor pipes for fresh water in Texas. The combination of no power, no heating and freezing temperatures is a deadly mix. With Texas in the grip of a disastrous winter storm that has disrupted millions of lives for five days, that same storm system is set to bring more snow, ice and power blackouts. The biggest challenge is keeping warm. Many people are relying on their cars to eat and sleep in. The Wyard family is livestreaming their plight.
