on February 9, 2015 by Staff in Uncategorized, Comments Off
Concerned family, friends spread word about #BoulderFlood unaccounted for
BREAKING: #Boulder OEM just told me number of people unaccounted for in #boulderflood areas has increased to 326. #coflood
— Ryan Parker (@TheRyanParker) September 15, 2013
There are reportedly hundreds of people unaccounted for as a result of the #BoulderFlood. This has prompted those concerned about friends or family to use social media to aid in their searches. Here are some of the ways searches are being aided:
@LisaGerstner Check out if they checked in Safe and Well https://t.co/sNgMiACEhH #boulderflood
— Robert Dunne (@Academy911) September 15, 2013
See where loved ones are leaving messages for the missing in our @CBSEveningNews story from Colorado #cofloods http://t.co/AyiT9Mx9nE
— Adriana Diaz (@adrianasdiaz) September 16, 2013
@unaccountedboulder "Boulder emergency officials asks that any unaccounted for residents be reported to 303-413-7730." #boulderflood
— Pawel Osiczko (@posiczko) September 15, 2013
A different number:
For those concerned re #boulderflood RT @timmytink: Hotline Set Up For People With Missing Relatives Or Friends: (303) 776-2927
— Amer Treibball Assn (@AmTreibball) September 14, 2013
Twitchy will keep you updated on the latest information about the #BoulderFlood.
Editor’s note: This post has been updated with additional tweets.
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Related:
#BoulderFlood update: 17 people reportedly unaccounted for this morning
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