Anomalous Health Incidents

Lack of state and federal victim resources:

Clothing Testing

It has been nine years since Havana Syndrome was first publicly reported. Local police and federal law enforcement agencies still don't offer public testing of clothing for suspected directed energy attacks.

Legal Representation

Lawyers who specialize in providing representation for victims claiming to be undergoing these attacks is almost nonexistent.

Medical Professionals

Doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating symptoms of Havana Syndrome (AHIs) are lacking,

A way to report suspected directed energy attacks

There isn't a state or federal phone hotline or website listed where people can report these attacks.

Lack of publicly available information

There isn't a government website or social media account that accurately depicts the symptoms people claim to be experiencing. Many victims feel like their voices aren't being heard by their elected officials.