Ugh this is so messed up 
. Like, I get it, it's cold and stuff, but 17 deaths due to hypothermia since January? That's just heartbreaking 
. And the thing is, it's not just the homeless people who are at risk, it's also the working poor and seniors who might not have access to heat or warm clothes 
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I mean, I know the city is trying with the warming centers and whatnot, but we need better coordination between agencies
. Like, how can police officers not know where the warming centers are? It's just not right 
. We need to do better than that, especially for those who are already struggling.
I'm also worried about the homeless population, they're so vulnerable. We need to make sure they have access to warmth, food, and shelter 
. This cold snap is not a natural disaster, it's a human crisis 
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. Like, I get it, it's cold and stuff, but 17 deaths due to hypothermia since January? That's just heartbreaking . And the thing is, it's not just the homeless people who are at risk, it's also the working poor and seniors who might not have access to heat or warm clothes .I mean, I know the city is trying with the warming centers and whatnot, but we need better coordination between agencies
. Like, how can police officers not know where the warming centers are? It's just not right . We need to do better than that, especially for those who are already struggling.I'm also worried about the homeless population, they're so vulnerable
. We need to make sure they have access to warmth, food, and shelter . This cold snap is not a natural disaster, it's a human crisis .
The city's warming center network and hotel shelter units are a great start, but yeah, communication breakdowns are a major concern - how can we make sure everyone knows where to go if they need help? 
We should also be thinking about the long-term solutions here, like affordable housing and job training programs... it's not just about shoveling snow or handing out blankets. 
how can people survive in temp below zero? and what's with the communication breakdowns between agencies? shouldn't they have a system in place for this kinda thing? 
... cold snap in NYC is looking pretty bad this weekend 
. How are they gonna keep everyone safe? Need better communication & coordination between agencies 
... Like, seriously, who thought it was a good idea to leave homeless people out on the streets in -30°C temps? 
... And don't even get me started on those warming centers – I bet they're gonna be super crowded and uncomfortable 
. And what's with all these "clinical consultations" being provided by buses? Like, isn't that just a fancy way of saying "we gave you some hot cocoa and told you to go home"? 
... I swear, this city is gonna be a war zone on the weekend 
...