Amazeballs.

There are (I gather) fractured gas mains (that's gas in the sense of a gaseous vapour that is burned in for example cooking, not gas that England calls petroleum) still creating explosion and fire risks.

A whole generating station went bang because some pillock left it running when water poured in.

Electricity for heating and cooking and light is out for mile after mile.

The Stock Exchange was up and running when hospitals had no power or backup electricity supplies.

Large areas are covered in mud that contains raw sewage.

And the thing that worries people most is putting petrol in their cars.

Sheesh.