It is our hope that HGH will be open again in the next 24-48 hours. Many thanks to the FDH for their valiant recovery efforts, without which, more lives would be lost.

Tragedy can either bring us together or pit us against one another. We've had enough blood shed for a lifetime. Let's heal Hathian.

While the theater collapse is a tragedy, staying at HGH was not a viable option, and the decision was made with the information we had available.

We offer our sincerest condolences to the victims and the families of those affected by the theater collapse.

existing plans on how to operate as a field hospital. It was the safest option to not only set up shop, but also to do it quickly enough that our patients lives were not in jeopardy with a prolonged move.

But as we all know, the best laid plans can still go awry. 110 mph winds are nobody friends.

Yes, the building is new, however nothing is foolproof, and as they say, 'they don't make 'em like they used to'. Based on the information at hand and the worsening of the storm, it was approved to move the location to the theater, a building we had used before without issue, as well as had

Due to the water that rose on the first floor, the elevators are inoperable, and the power (which was shut off before moving) has to remain off until FDH is able to come pump the water out of the building. Trying to resume operations before that could potentially cause massive electrical hazards.

We at HGH sincerely hope that you can avoid the swordfish.

We ask that you all stay safe, and please remember - the only place you will be guaranteed the treatment that you deserve will be at the Hathian Theater.

Thank you, @krystaloneil.bsky.social, for another stunning display of how much you care for the citizens of Hathian.