Five days after the disaster

In August 2005, the Hurricane “Katrina” fell on the New Orleans, which caused a strong flood and turned the city literally into ruins.
locked up, without electricity and the opportunity to get help from somewhere, turned out to be a memorial medical center. Thousands of people - from seriously ill patients to relatives of the medical staff - were cut off from the outside world for five days. Doctors had to make difficult decisions: who to save first, who is subject to evacuation, and who may not live to see it.
A few months later, when this horror was left behind, some doctors were arrested for introducing Nonal patients with fatal doses of drugs ...
What happened in the memorial medical center in fact? Mass kill? Or doctors, sacrificing a career, took this step to facilitate the last hours of dying?
Sheri Finn will give answers to these questions, demonstrating how the person’s behavior in critical situations changes