Without heat, Internet saw coffee Life in Tennessee after the U.S. winter storm

Joy Flores, deputy head of a shelter for the homeless in Nashville, Tennese has spoken of the situation that is ruling as a result of the winter storm that has hit the United States.

The Nashville Rescue Mission is currently sheltering more than 800 homeless people, she said, some of whom are sleeping in extra beds at her shrine.

Flores says he has also received calls from people who have lost electricity, who ask if they can stay.

She added that in the city, “centres have been set up <x1 other emergency heating facilities during the day, the Telegraph broadcast.

He also stressed that it is one of more than 247,000 tennesse residents without electricity.

With four teenagers at home and “without heat, no Internet, no coffee” It's hard.

She says that the roads are so icy that it's impossible to move, and even four - wheeled cars are going down the street “

“There are many fallen trees and electric lines blocking the” roads, she added. /Telegraph/ Periscopi/