After Sandy, we were out of power for 3 days......tin din bina light ton te India ch v nahi c gujare... ajje v kayee jagah ne NY city ch jithe ajje tak light nahi ayee.... sandy de aftereffects te ajje v theek nahi hoye,,te ik new Winter Storm Athena aa gya hai Hurricane Sandy damages polling station in Hoboken, N.J.
Hurricane Sandy damage in Long Beach Island, N.J.
Employees toss out damaged goods from an Acme supermarket into a dumpster following Superstorm Sandy on November 5, 2012 in Long Beach Township, New Jersey. The employees volunteered to perform the task of cleaning out the store on the first day residents were allowed to return to Long Beach Island.
Hurricane Sandy damage in Queens, N.Y.
Residents hold hands as they walk together to survey damage incurred by fire and Hurricane Sandy in the Queens borough region of Breezy Point in New York on November 6, 2012.
Hurricane Sandy damage in Breezy Point, Queens
Here, a car sits crushed under debris after the hurricane ripped through Breezy Point, Queens, leaving a huge path of destruction.
Hurricane Sandy damage in Bay Head, N.J.
Mark Baronowski of Bay Head, N.J., begins the arduous process of shoveling sand from the living room of one destroyed home on Nov. 4, 2012.
Residents hand out food and water in Hoboken, N.J.
With many people still flooded and without power, residents in Hoboken, N.J., set up tables with hot drinks and snacks to help out while the city continues its rebuilding process on Nov. 4, 2012.
Hurricane Sandy destroys Breezy Point, Queens
A heartbreaking aerial shot shows the burnt remains of Breezy Point, a beachfront neighborhood in Queens completely destroyed by fires during the monster hurricane. More than 100 homes in the community were lost in the storm.
Residents return home to Breezy Point, Queens
Residents return to their destroyed neighborhood for the first time in Breezy Point, Queens, to try to dig out belongings from the debris on Oct. 31, 2012.
Residents assess Hurricane Sandy damage in Bensonhurst, N.Y.
A family in Bensonhurst, N.Y., checks out the destroyed remains of their storm-torn home following Hurricane Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy floods Staten Island
The magnitude of water damage is evident near Midland Avenue in Staten Island as residents return to their flooded neighborhood on Nov. 1, 2012.
People wait in line for gasoline in Harlem
Long lines wrap around the block at a Hess gas station in Harlem as people wait to fill up containers with gasoline on Nov. 2, 2012. Many gas stations in New York and New Jersey reported they were out of gasoline.
Staten Island residents grieve following Hurricane Sandy
Greg Hauck and his wife Linda Hauck of Totenville, Staten Island, remember their friend George Dresch and his 13-year-old daughter Angela Dresch. Both were killed after their house was swept away in the storm on Oct. 29, 2012. At least 48 people in New York City are dead as a result of Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy destroys Breezy Point, Queens
A girl cries into her sweatshirt as she and her family return to what remains of their home in the burned down neighborhood of Breezy Point, Queens, on Nov. 1, 2012.
Hurricane Sandy destroys Breezy Point, Queens
An American flag stands out among the debris that makes up the now burnt-out neighborhood of Breezy Point on Nov. 1, 2012.
People wait in line for gas in Belleville, N.J.
People wait for hours to get gasoline for their cars and generators in the still powerless Belleville, N.J. Hundreds of residents stood in line with empty gas cans at open gas station throughout New Jersey and New York.
Hurricane Sandy damage in the Rockaways, Queens
Residents return to the destruction of their Rockaway neighborhood in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy on Nov. 1, 2012. About a dozen homes were destroyed by fire, wind and flood near 130th Street and Newport in the hard-hit Queens community.
Manhattan skyline without power after Hurricane Sandy
People stranded in Hoboken without power wait for the New York Waterways ferry on Nov. 1, 2012, while the blacked out Manhattan skyline is visible in the background. Con Edison reported 827,622 outages across New York City's five boroughs, with more than 270,000 without power in Manhattan alone.
Subway flooding in lower Manhattan
The South Ferry-Whitehall Subway Terminal in lower Manhattan is completely submerged underwater because of Hurricane Sandy’s record-breaking storm surge. New York City’s subway system sustained its worst damage in 108 years, according to MTA chairman Joseph J. Lhota.
ajje v kayee jagah ne NY city ch jithe ajje tak light nahi ayee.... sandy de aftereffects te ajje v theek nahi hoye,,te ik new Winter Storm Athena aa gya hai 
