Forensic workers collect corpses in Katrina aftermath New Orleans
In New Orleans, cadaver dogs and forensic teams scoured streets to recover bodies left by Hurricane Katrina. Police say 200 arrests have been made as 154 deaths are confirmed in Louisiana. Cleanup crews cleared debris at the convention center while officers marked body locations and police and military planned further rescues.
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Hurricane Katrina could cost more than two wars
Analysts warn Katrina’s fallout could reach 200 billion in weeks, rivaling Afghanistan and Iraq sums. Officials cite 90,000 square miles affected, hundreds of thousands displaced, and New Orleans potential costs near 100 billion, with overall toll over 100 billion.
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Bush urges unity as Katrina anniversary echoes 9/11
President Bush said the Gulf Coast will emerge stronger, invoking the 9/11 attacks as he marks the fourth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. He urged Americans to help recovery through the USA Freedom Corps while noting the disaster’s impact and comparing it to past tragedies. He framed Katrina as a natural disaster driven by water and wind, not malice.
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