Gary, Indiana residents and officials call for accountability after storm

Damaging storm left Gary without power for nearly two weeks

Nearly two weeks after a damaging storm knocked out power across Gary, Indiana, residents and officials are calling for accountability, infrastructure improvements, and customer relief measures, BBC News reported Tuesday.

The BBC report, presented as a video page on the BBC News site, says Gary remains without electricity following the storm. The page’s title indicates that “relief may be near,” though the video’s accompanying text does not specify what form any anticipated relief might take or when it could arrive.

None of the three measures — accountability, infrastructure improvements, or customer relief — is detailed in the source material. The BBC report names no residents or officials pressing the calls and gives no specifics on what the requested infrastructure improvements or customer relief measures might look like.

The BBC video page links to “Read more here,” directing readers to fuller reporting on the BBC News site beyond the brief video blurb captured as this article’s source material. The page also tags the story under the related topics “Indiana,” “United States,” and “Severe weather.”