Emergency managers in Taylor County, Florida, are taking serious measures to ensure the safety and well-being of residents who have chosen not to evacuate ahead of the impending storm. The officials overseeing low-lying towns such as Steinhatchee and Perry have issued a stark directive via a Facebook post.
The post, made on Thursday afternoon, urges those who have opted to stay behind to use a permanent marker to write their name and date of birth on their leg. This unconventional request serves as a clear message: the situation is dire, and identification may be crucial for rescue efforts.
