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Rebuilding New Orleans after Katrina, part 2
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Rebuilding New Orleans after Katrina, part 2
Case Manager.
2006 Jul-Aug.
Abstract
Hurricane Katrina occurred on August 29, 2005, followed by Hurricane Rita on September 24, with destruction extending along the Gulf Coast to Beaumont, Texas. Reentry into New Orleans began in mid to late September last year and occurred in stages, with the least devastated areas being gradually reopened first. People began trickling back in until the city was finally fully opened in December except for the Ninth Ward and East New Orleans.
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