text: Blood donors from around world line up to help Las Vegas victims – Daily World
  Breaking News, Lasvegas, Terrorism October 4, 2017, 7:50 am Daily World
  LAS VEGAS, Oct 4 : The woman from Nova Scotia, Canada, who slid into the backseat of Paul Hwangpo's car got right to the point: Take me to the nearest blood bank.
  The gunman, identified as 64-year-old Stephen Paddock who lived in a Nevada retirement home, ended Sunday night's shooting spree, the deadliest in modern US history, by killing himself.
  Hwangpo took the visitor from Nova Scotia to a blood donation place near the medical center where surgeons labored to repair organs battered and bones broken by bullets. She got in line with hundreds of other people who would wait hours to give what they could ? a pint from the heart.
  The queues outside Las Vegas blood donation centers were a reflection of the city ? a place swelled daily by tens of thousands of tourists and conventioneers, all served by legions of immigrants driving cabs, cleaning rooms and tending bar.
  "You don't feel very much like vacationing when something like this happens," Kimberly said. "You've got to do something." As the sun began to go down, Doris Diaz sat in metal folding chairs. They had been there since before lunch and were happy to wait.