Hurricanes and political violence push chance of ‘collapse’ to 57%

The possibility of a crisis triggered by hurricane looting or election violence has pushed the chances of a national “collapse” to a record high of 57%, according to disaster preparedness experts.

Citing the recent string of hurricanes, the heated election, warnings of another COVID-style pandemic, an unprotected electric grid, and an unprepared government, the experts warned that if a collapse occurs, it will kill millions through violence or bad survival skills.