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Posted on 08/30/2005 6:51:27 AM PDT by NautiNurse
Catastrophic damage occurred to Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama as a result of Hurricane Katrina. Major bridges are destroyed. Mobile AL suffered its worst flooding in 90 years. In New Orleans, a large section of concrete levee broke last night. Water continues to rise, threatening, among many things, Tulane Hospital with 1000 patients. New Orleans officials: Do not attempt to return to the city at this time if you evacuated. It is too dangerous.
WLOX TV Biloxi, Gulfport, Pascagula
Gulfport News via Topix.net WAFB Baton Rouge
Slidell, Mandeville, and Covington Updates Warning: website is overloaded due to heavy traffic
Mississippi updates via Jackson Ledger
Yes! Amen to "They are all my family as Americans." If it happens to one..it happens to all of us.
I understand food, as well, as much of it would even go to waste by the time any vehicles can get in...but carts full of merchandise? that's just wrong.
I think so.... Unbelievable we help out everyone in time of crisis.... Now let me stress this... I do not want it, but at least I want to hear the offers....The silence is deafening...
It was Sunday...you are correct, and only after our President convinced the mayor to do so.
well, they have already banned the helos....
a riot is quite possible...and is probably why the National Guard is being called in....
They were probably using the flag to flag down a copter for rescue.
Yeah, your home is probably flooded and you probably won't have electricity and cable for a LONG time, but you're going to go on and grab that new TV?
In exchange, the U.S. will send the 82nd Airborn to Venezuela.
I believe it was closer to 11 a.m.
They are grabbing the 'bling-bling' now, they will fight over the food later.
Eight feet three inches.
This needs to be pointed out to all the radio stations. Word needs to get out..
A meteorologist on WDSU saying the shape of Louisiana will be different now. Never the same again.
I completely agree with you...they ARE scum. Anyone who does these kinds of things are scum.
I believe we will see our allies offer assistance. Call me an optimist.
The flag is a good way of signaling for help. But it's good to know they had one in the first place!
High river levels are around 14 feet above sea level I've seen. I have no idea where it is at the moment.
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