Evacuation Crisis Deepens From New Orleans Storm
As hurricane evacuees flood the Astrodome in Houston and New Orleans shows rising dangers, 30,000 seek shelter while looting concerns grow. International aid pours in from two dozen nations as U S authorities deploy carriers and National Guard, and Energy Dept releases oil from reserves. Baton Rouge faces a mass displacement surge, with rebuilt infrastructure in high demand and costs rising in an already tight market.
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Internet Helps Katrina Victims Find Aid and Housing
After Hurricane Katrina thousands from New Orleans and Mississippi seek help online. Craig’s List pages show hundreds offering housing and even jobs or sale offers, while families in Florida and Gulf Coast states struggle with jobs and homes lost.
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