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New Orleans and other cities which were hit by the Hurricane begin to re-build their communities by re-establishing infrastructure. Trauma support is available for those who were emotionally affected as the community spirit is rebuilt.

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Repair and restoration of the wetlands surrounding New Orleans began in order to provide more natural flood protection.

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Rehabilitation : Investigations of the Levees

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Rehabilitation : Investigations of the Levees

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Official investigations begin to review the failures of the levees and emergency procedures. Repairs begin to rebuild and strengthen the levees around New Orleans.

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Immediate Responses : The First Few Days

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Immediate Responses : The First Few Days

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Recovery : 1-4 Weeks After Hurricane Katrina

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Recovery : 1-4 Weeks After Hurricane Katrina

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International aid and donations are received. Cooperated donations and non-gotv organizations like the red cross supplied over 1,200 shelters, comfort packs, and 68 million snack meals.
The Salvation Army provided over 900,000 hours of volunteer support. Both practical and counseling.

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US President George Bush announces that he will provide 10 billion USD as a relief package.

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A massive clean-up begins in of all the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Volunteers from across the country go to southern states to aid in the clean-up. Buildings which were damaged beyond repair are demolished and removed.

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Immediate Responses : Maintaining Social Order

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Immediate Responses : Maintaining Social Order

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Thousands of people from the National Guard as well as Federal Troops were deployed to New Orleans to maintain social order.

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The broken levees were sealed and the flood waters were pumped back into Lake Pontchartrain.

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FEMA begins search and rescue operations, and sets up temporary hospitals.

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Coastguard saves 1,200 people from rooftops in New Orleans.

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After 6 days, the US coast guard had rescued 15,665 people.

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At roughly 6:10 am in New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina hit.

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1 million people obeyed the evacuation recommendations and left New Orleans.

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August 26, 2005

State of emergency declared. Mayor Ray declared voluntary evacuation.

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100,000 chose to stay in the city and 10,000 took shelter in the Superdome.

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The citizens of New Orleans had a two day warning of the hurricane.