After a 7.0 earthquake rocked Anchorage, Alaska on November 30, the city and surrounding areas experienced severe infrastructural damage.

One hospital in Palmer, just 40 miles from Anchorage, devised a novel way to overcome their problems.

With broken elevators and meal trays stacking up, they decided to create a tray relay of sorts, forming a line and passing the trays back.

"Our elevators were broken and the meal trays were overflowing. We had to get them back to the kitchen somehow!" said the filmer.

Our hospital suffered damage after the 7.0 earthquake hit in Alaska. This is our staff coming together to find ways to help everyone else. Our elevators were broken and the meal trays were overflowing. We had to get them back to the kitchen somehow! Check out how! This was filmed at 13:00 on November 30th in Palmer, Alaska.