The number of deaths caused by Sandy reached 33 in the U.S., 100 overall, by late Oct. 30, according to CNN. More than 100 hospitals – mostly in New Jersey and New York – had problems with backup generators. The risk assessment consultancy EQECAT estimates losses from the storm could reach $20 billion, with insurance losses approaching $10 billion. Early reports suggest business continuity preparation has paid off, but many organizations planned more thoroughly for this storm than they have for past disasters.”]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/coping-sandys-aftermath-a-5249