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Zombies roam the streets, attacks are rampant.
Not a single shambler in sight.
East Becktown's looking better than ever. We're looking at green lights across the board and not a single ruined building has been reported all day. A lot of lights on, looks like there's quite a bit of activity around the place.
St. Ethelbert's Hospital is the only hospital that's currently considered safe in the suburb. Better get those First Aid Kits while you can, with five hospitals down we're not sure how many wounded we can handle right now.
If you read this, this template is broken. The Daubeney Building has been ruined, looks like the Daubeney Resident Zambahz have reclaimed their home again.
The Attwell Building is ruined. Without a generator and fuel, we can't really provide Rot Revive services at the moment.
The Revive Point at Davies Avenue is regularly maintained, the Dinmead and Coymer points are served on demand. Either way, if anyone needs a revive it's best to file a request on the DEM tool.
Loney Row PD is in ruins, which means we'll have to get our firepower from outside of the suburb... The only two Auto Repairs that are currently down are Bennet and Crate but the rest should be up and running. Only one of the factories is currently classified as safe, so generators may be in short supply. The factory north of the Spinks Hotel should be good to go.
The Percival Building's MPM is out of business, so we're not connected to the towers in the rest of the area right now. The CORAM people are firmly in control of the Emergency Broadcast System last we heard.
All reports from the Soldiers of Crossmen are saying Darvall Heights is seeing some activity, but their HQ is safe and ready for action. Caiger Mall has at least one ransacked square, which generally isn't a good sign. Our neigbours probably could use a hand or two to get things back in order.
The Powe Arms is down. No alcohol or games of pool are currently available.
