Ugh, this is just so tragic 
... I mean, I know we all expect some level of risk when living in areas prone to natural disasters, but 18 people losing their lives and thousands of homes being destroyed? That's just crazy! The government's response has been slow, and it's hard not to feel like they're not doing enough 
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I'm not saying the military taking control is a bad thing or anything, but sometimes I think these situations highlight how quickly emergency services can be overwhelmed. Like, we expect our firefighters to work in extreme heat, but 38C? That's just brutal
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It's also concerning that some people are feeling abandoned by the government. We need to talk about this more and make sure they're getting the support they need
. It's a tough situation, but I'm sure we'll get through it... eventually 
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... I mean, I know we all expect some level of risk when living in areas prone to natural disasters, but 18 people losing their lives and thousands of homes being destroyed? That's just crazy! The government's response has been slow, and it's hard not to feel like they're not doing enough .I'm not saying the military taking control is a bad thing or anything, but sometimes I think these situations highlight how quickly emergency services can be overwhelmed. Like, we expect our firefighters to work in extreme heat, but 38C? That's just brutal
.It's also concerning that some people are feeling abandoned by the government. We need to talk about this more and make sure they're getting the support they need
. It's a tough situation, but I'm sure we'll get through it... eventually .
This is so crazy what's happening in Chile! I feel for all those people who lost loved ones and homes to these fires. The heatwave must've made it super hard for firefighters too 
, they're already dealing with some tough conditions here.
And I can imagine how terrifying it must've been to flee in the dark with just your shirts on. That's not something anyone should ever have to go through.
I guess it's just one of those things where there's no winning.
, leaving families to fend for themselves. The heatwave must be making it so hard for firefighters to do their job, and now we're seeing charred bodies everywhere... it's just too much 
. I can only imagine how scared John Guzmán and Juan Lagos must have been when they were running from the fire with their kids in the dark 
. The fact that people are feeling abandoned by the government is just heartbreaking 
it's like a nightmare that won't wake up. I can imagine how scary it must be to witness your community getting ravaged by fire 
and it's so frustrating that families are still waiting for help to arrive 
18 people dead and thousands of homes destroyed? It's like a scene from a movie, but it's real life for those affected.
It's like they were waiting for someone else to take responsibility. And don't even get me started on the heatwave... 38C (100F) is crazy!