very important point is that since there was a civil war in the country and there was anarchy, the komendanovent provided very little assistance to the victims. yes, some dams have been repaired, several small dams were built, but on this one... essentially everything was limited, there was help from international organizations, in particular the red cross, and there were volunteers from other countries who helped the victims. the most destructive hurricane in us history, this is what scientists dubbed katrina. the storm literally destroyed a large one to the ground. the cultural center of the country, new orleans. because of katrina , new orleans literally became a hostage, people were locked in their own homes, unable to get out. help system showed its ineffectiveness; help never reached some families. 800,000 homes were destroyed, the cost of rebuilding the city is estimated at $160 billion. only. imagine, 80% of the city went under water, how did the residents of new orleans behave, helped restore or pump out water? no, looting came into play, this is the material of that time. in the his

important point is that, since there was a civil war in the country and there was anarchy, the komendanov government provided very little assistance to the victims. yes, some have been renovated. several small dams would have been built there, but essentially everything was limited to this, there was outside help international organizations, in particular the red cross, and there were volunteers from other countries who helped the victims. the most devastating hurricane in us history, as scientists have dubbed katrina, the storm literally destroyed the country's major cultural center, new orleans, to the ground. because of katrina , new orleans literally became a hostage, people were trapped in their own homes, unable to escape. the assistance system has shown its ineffectiveness. some families never received help. 800 destroyed thousand houses, the cost of restoration. just imagine, 80% of the city went under water, how did the residents of new orleans behave and help restore or pump out water? no, it was morodism that came into play, this is the material of that time. in new orleans, wh