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Mobile Homes Returning To Louisiana After Deadly Flooding
Mobile homes will fill front yards across southern Louisiana again, just like after Hurricane Katrina, as federal authorities bring in temporary housing for thousands of people displaced by catastrophic flooding.
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Barack Obama Visits Flood-Hit Louisiana
President Barack Obama touched down in flood-stricken Louisiana on Tuesday, hoping to offer support to devastated communities and silence his critics who say he should have visited sooner.
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More Disaster Recovery Centers Opening In Louisiana
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is opening additional disaster recovery centers in the Baton Rouge area.
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Barack Obama To Tour Flood-Battered Areas In Louisiana
President Barack Obama will visit Louisiana today to assess flood damage there, days after he was criticized for not cutting short his vacation on Martha's Vineyard to view the devastation in the Gulf Coast state.
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Underfire Barack Obama Heads To Flood-Hit Louisiana
Fresh from a two-week vacation, President Barack Obama visits flood-hit Louisiana on Tuesday, hoping to offer support to devastated communities and silence his critics.
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Health Official Warns Zika Could Spread Across US Gulf
One of the top US public health officials on Sunday warned that the mosquito-borne Zika virus could extend its reach across the US Gulf Coast after officials last week confirmed it as active in the popular tourist destination of Miami Beach.
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11 Dead, 40,000 Homes Flooded In Louisiana
The death toll from historic flooding in Louisiana climbed to 11 on Tuesday as the expanding flood zone prompted authorities to declare disasters in 20 parishes of the south-eastern US state.
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7 Dead, 30,000 Rescued In Record Louisiana Floods
Louisiana faced epic flooding Monday, with seven people killed and thousands evacuated to emergency shelters after waterways in the southern part of the state overflowed their banks.
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Flooding Disaster That Killed Seven In Louisiana Now Menaces Texas
Overwhelmed rivers in much of southern Louisiana receded slowly from record levels on Monday while crews in boats searched for more people stranded in inundated homes after three days of torrential rains that killed seven people.
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Barack Obama Declares Emergency For Flooded Louisiana
US President Barack Obama issued a disaster declaration for flood-devastated Louisiana on Sunday, where emergency workers have rescued more than 7,000 residents stranded in homes and cars, said the White House.
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3 Dead, Thousands Rescued From Deadly Louisiana Flood Waters
Emergency crews have rescued more than 7,000 people stranded in Louisiana by historic flooding that has killed at least three people and submerged whole communities, Governor John Bel Edwards said on Sunday, as the U.S. Gulf Coast braced for more rain and rising waters.
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Flooding Forces More Than 1,000 From Homes In Louisiana
Huge military trucks rumbled through neighbourhoods in northern Louisiana on Thursday in search of families trapped by days of relentless rain, while men in rain gear waded through floodwaters up to their chests to rescue stranded animals.
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Mobile Homes Returning To Louisiana After Deadly Flooding
Mobile homes will fill front yards across southern Louisiana again, just like after Hurricane Katrina, as federal authorities bring in temporary housing for thousands of people displaced by catastrophic flooding.
-
Barack Obama Visits Flood-Hit Louisiana
President Barack Obama touched down in flood-stricken Louisiana on Tuesday, hoping to offer support to devastated communities and silence his critics who say he should have visited sooner.
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More Disaster Recovery Centers Opening In Louisiana
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is opening additional disaster recovery centers in the Baton Rouge area.
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Barack Obama To Tour Flood-Battered Areas In Louisiana
President Barack Obama will visit Louisiana today to assess flood damage there, days after he was criticized for not cutting short his vacation on Martha's Vineyard to view the devastation in the Gulf Coast state.
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Underfire Barack Obama Heads To Flood-Hit Louisiana
Fresh from a two-week vacation, President Barack Obama visits flood-hit Louisiana on Tuesday, hoping to offer support to devastated communities and silence his critics.
-
Health Official Warns Zika Could Spread Across US Gulf
One of the top US public health officials on Sunday warned that the mosquito-borne Zika virus could extend its reach across the US Gulf Coast after officials last week confirmed it as active in the popular tourist destination of Miami Beach.
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11 Dead, 40,000 Homes Flooded In Louisiana
The death toll from historic flooding in Louisiana climbed to 11 on Tuesday as the expanding flood zone prompted authorities to declare disasters in 20 parishes of the south-eastern US state.
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7 Dead, 30,000 Rescued In Record Louisiana Floods
Louisiana faced epic flooding Monday, with seven people killed and thousands evacuated to emergency shelters after waterways in the southern part of the state overflowed their banks.
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Flooding Disaster That Killed Seven In Louisiana Now Menaces Texas
Overwhelmed rivers in much of southern Louisiana receded slowly from record levels on Monday while crews in boats searched for more people stranded in inundated homes after three days of torrential rains that killed seven people.
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Barack Obama Declares Emergency For Flooded Louisiana
US President Barack Obama issued a disaster declaration for flood-devastated Louisiana on Sunday, where emergency workers have rescued more than 7,000 residents stranded in homes and cars, said the White House.
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3 Dead, Thousands Rescued From Deadly Louisiana Flood Waters
Emergency crews have rescued more than 7,000 people stranded in Louisiana by historic flooding that has killed at least three people and submerged whole communities, Governor John Bel Edwards said on Sunday, as the U.S. Gulf Coast braced for more rain and rising waters.
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Flooding Forces More Than 1,000 From Homes In Louisiana
Huge military trucks rumbled through neighbourhoods in northern Louisiana on Thursday in search of families trapped by days of relentless rain, while men in rain gear waded through floodwaters up to their chests to rescue stranded animals.
