New Orleans marks second Katrina anniversary with anger and sorrow
On the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina New Orleans reflects anger over stalled rebuilding and mourns the dead. Katrina made landfall August 29 2005 flooding 80 percent of the city and killing over 1600 people. Memorial services rang bells as residents recall losses while protesters plan a march from the Lower 9th Ward to Congo Square demanding faster aid.
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Bush honors Katrina anniversary in New Orleans visit
President Bush marked the Katrina anniversary in New Orleans with a moment of silence and spoke at the MLK Charter School for Math and Science in the Lower Ninth Ward. Mayor Nagin rang the levee-breach bell as residents argued federal aid distribution. The Times-Picayune urged fair treatment, noting Mississippi received disproportionate funds. Bush termed the city’s comeback evident, while critics pressed for more action.
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