Mass evacuee migration reshapes American history
The Gulf region mass evacuation from Katrina is described as unprecedented with over half a million refugees, likely to have long lasting political and social effects. Experts compare it to Great Migration and Dust Bowl movements, noting the scale and lasting displacement beyond immediate disaster response.
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Katrina cost could equal two wars and rising bills
The House approved Bush's second Katrina relief request as lawmakers warned costs could top multiple hundreds of billions. Officials describe a fast burn rate for meals, trailers, and rebuilding contracts, with experts cautioning about uncertain needs, who pays, and how fast aid can wind down.
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Biloxi Harbor Returns to Limited Commercial Traffic
The Biloxi harbor showed signs of life as the Coast Guard allowed limited commercial traffic for the first time since Hurricane Katrina. Debris had earlier clogged the bay, hindering operations and impacting local commerce.
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Coast Guard Opens Draw Bridge Area for Ships
Lt. Josh Rose of the Coast Guard says opening waterways is the top priority as crews clear hazards. Fishing and shrimping boats return to the bay for repairs after a broken draw bridge finally opened. Many shrimpers doubt work will resume this year as Gulf Coast seafood processing infrastructure remains destroyed.
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