Six Nations says it is still in the early stages of assess-ing the full extent of damage caused by flooding on June 18, with no date for Iroquois Lodge residents to return home. Six Nations Elected Coun-cil\u2019s (SNEC) new CEO, Tracy Brant, said band staff were working around the clock to secure support and survey damages. Brant provided an update at SNEC\u2019s General Council meeting on June 23 explain-in professional assessments were ongoing, and response efforts are being coordinated in real time. Brant stressed the primary focus remained on deter-mining the health and safe-ty conditions of impacted buildings, including central infrastructure and private homes. \u201cWe haven\u2019t even gotten to a point where we under-stand how affected some of the buildings are,\u201d Brant said. She said an industrial hygienist has already… <\/p>\n
Six Nations says it is still in the early stages of assess-ing the full extent of damage caused by flooding on June 18, with no date for Iroquois Lodge residents to return home. Six Nations Elected Coun-cil\u2019s (SNEC) new CEO, Tracy Brant, said band staff were working around the clock to secure support and survey damages. Brant provided an update at SNEC\u2019s General Council meeting on June 23 explain-in professional assessments were ongoing, and response efforts are being coordinated in real time. Brant stressed the primary focus remained on deter-mining the health and safe-ty conditions of impacted buildings, including central infrastructure and private homes. \u201cWe haven\u2019t even gotten to a point where we under-stand how affected some of the buildings are,\u201d Brant said. She said an industrial hygienist has already... <\/p>\n