#Resending email newsletters to fix broken links drivers#
The city is reminding drivers to slow down and choose alternate routes in the event of a water main break. Not much comfort for Ali who was left cleaning up what he feels could’ve been avoided. Neither Detroit police nor DWSD say the water main break was responsible for the crash. Since this water main break is on a major roadway, it will be prioritized in the repair schedule in the next 24 hours.” In this case on 7 Mile road, the water main break is contained to the right lane and the nearby catch basin is taking on the water until a crew is available to make the repair. “The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) prioritizes water main breaks based on severity with the most severe cases being residents without water service. To get answers, we contacted the city and received a statement that says: The shop owner’s son Ali Al-Zokari says the crash was caused by a combination of factors, including the driver speeding at nearly 60 mph and the fact a nearby water main break left the road covered with ice. When you watch the footage in slow motion, the driver is clearly unable to stop, crossing a portion of the road covered by ice and going right into the building. It was all caught on surveillance video, the driver of a car heading down 7 Mile early this morning and losing control after hitting an icy patch, spinning out and slamming into the fish market at 7 Mile and Hull. Even worse, police say the unidentified driver took off and is still out there.
The sad story is that there isn’t really a standard for mail clients in terms of which HTML and CSS components they should support, like there is for browsers. (WXYZ) - The owner of Davison Fish Market says a driver caused major damage, destroying the entire front of their building after losing control. Also, many of the newsletters start with a link to read the information on the company’s website which actually is an increased sales opportunity already (free marketing tip from me ).
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