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  City declares storm curfew   New Orleans: Mayor Ray Nagin has put the city under curfew from sunset to dawn as Hurricane Gustav approaches. Residents have been fleeing in thousands New Orleaners told to flee Gustav  New Orleans: The mayor Ray Nagin has issued a mandatory evacuation order for the entire city, as the hurricane bears down on the Gulf Coast Cuba, Gulf Coast braced for Gustav  Winds increased to near 145 mph as it threatened the western tip of Cuba as a Category 4 hurricane TB patient moved from Atlanta quarantine. US Georgia Deadly US tornadoes damage south. Alabama Thousands told to flee blast. North Carolina Bush marks hurricane anniversary. New Orleans City 'sinking even faster'. New Orleans Killer storms pummel Southeast. Tennessee Morgue boss: 'These are horrible times'. New Orleans Rita search, rescue complete in Louisiana Rescuers comb wetlands after Rita  Louisiana: People who defied orders to evacuate from the Cajun swamps of Louisiana are being sought by rescue teams Rita downgraded to Category 1. Texas Storm overcomes levee  New Orleans: Water is pouring over a patched-up levee, increasing fears that rains brought by Rita could flood the city again Massive traffic jams as Texans flee Rita  Texas: Hundreds of thousands in Texas and Louisiana were loading up their cars and fleeing inland Fresh storm threatens flood-hit city. New Orleans City may lose 160,000 homes. New Orleans Red Cross calls for storm workers. USA Police hunt for dead  New Orleans: City police are making the recovery of bodies of Hurricane Katrina victims top priority Flood survivors 'must leave city'  New Orleans: The mayor has ordered the forced evacuation of people refusing to leave, amid fears of serious threats to health Water pumped from flood-hit city. New Orleans Bush vows massive relief effort. New Orleans Residents return  New Orleans: The residents of Jefferson Parish got their first look. Bush arrives in Baton Rouge to see devastation House-to-house rescues under way  New Orleans: Military helicopters circled above the city to drop supplies and rescue people trapped in the nearly deserted city Thousands of deaths predicted  New Orleans: Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt: it is evident number of people killed is in the thousands Massive airlift rescues thousands
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Mayor fears city too weary to flee Ike. New Orleans Gustav evacuees urged to stay away. New Orleans Gustav slams into Gulf Coast. New Orleans Hundreds of thousands flee coast  New Orleans: About 1.9 million of Louisiana's 2 million coastal residents had fled ahead of Hurricane Gustav in the largest evacuation in state history City declares storm curfew. New Orleans New Orleaners told to flee Gustav. New Orleans Cuba, Gulf Coast braced for Gustav
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Mayor fears city too weary to flee Ike  New Orleans: Hurricane Ike was expected to gain strength as it barreled toward the Texas-Louisiana border New Orleans ready for mass return Gustav evacuees urged to stay away  New Orleans: Hurricane Gustav didn't pack the wallop of Katrina three years earlier; 2 million evacuees to stay away from the Gulf Coast for another day Gustav slams into Gulf Coast   New Orleans: Hurricane-force winds slammed into oil terminals around Port Fourchon, southwest of New Orleans Hundreds of thousands flee coast

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  New Orleans: About 1.9 million of Louisiana's 2 million coastal residents had fled ahead of Hurricane Gustav in the largest evacuation in state history.    More than 200,000 people have left New Orleans. Forecasters warned...
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  New Orleans: Survivors of Hurricane Katrina are being taken to safety in what is being called the largest-ever airlift in the country
Fires burn along river; rescue grinds on. New Orleans Troops ordered to hurricane zone. New Orleans Sep.2 Hurricane aid efforts gather pace. New Orleans Sep.1   'Desperate SOS' for city
  New Orleans: Mayor Ray Nagin has issued a 'desperate SOS' for thousands of people stranded at the city's convention center
Up to 60,000 trying to flee city  New Orleans: Police and National Guard troops struggled to restore order. Looters and armed gangs were roaming the streets Aug.31 Katrina will scar US 'for years'. New Orleans City evacuations under way  New Orleans: Bush called the disaster 'one of the worst natural disasters in our nation's history' Aug.30 'Up to 80' dead in hurricane. New Orleans Aug.29   Dozens feared dead after storm  New Orleans: At least 50 people were killed in one county alone. The storm is causing up to $25bn of damage   Hurricane Katrina lashes coast Map of http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/americas/05/katrina/html/default.stm
  New Orleans: 1,836 people lost their lives in the hurricane and in the subsequent floods
 The costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast as far as 100 miles from the storm's center. Parts of New Orleans are flooded with up to 6 feet of water after some of the pumps failed. The storm is estimated to have been responsible for $81.2 billion in damage
Aug.28 Katrina may be 'our Asian tsunami'. New Orleans   City evacuated as storm nears  New Orleans: The mayor has ordered hundreds of thousands of people to flee the city as Hurricane Katrina nears   Katrina now Category 5
  New Orleans: New Orleans Mayor declared a state of emergency and ordered a mandatory evacuation of the city
Aug.27 Gulf Coast residents urged to get out. New Orleans

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Sep.15 Ivan's eye bears down on Alabama

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Sep.17 Residents flee hurricane. Virginia Sep.16 Coast boards up, flees Hurricane Isabel. North Carolina May.5 Tornadoes kill 38

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Oct.3 Lili hits Louisiana, loses strength

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Fires burn along river; rescue grinds on. New Orleans New Orleans ready for mass return Morgue boss: 'These are horrible times'. New Orleans Storm overcomes levee  New Orleans: Water is pouring over a patched-up levee, increasing fears that rains brought by Rita could flood the city again City may lose 160,000 homes. New Orleans Police hunt for dead  New Orleans: City police are making the recovery of bodies of Hurricane Katrina victims top priority Flood survivors 'must leave city'  New Orleans: The mayor has ordered the forced evacuation of people refusing to leave, amid fears of serious threats to health Water pumped from flood-hit city. New Orleans Thousands told to flee blast. North Carolina Rita search, rescue complete in Louisiana Rescuers comb wetlands after Rita  Louisiana: People who defied orders to evacuate from the Cajun swamps of Louisiana are being sought by rescue teams Red Cross calls for storm workers. USA House-to-house rescues under way  New Orleans: Military helicopters circled above the city to drop supplies and rescue people trapped in the nearly deserted city Massive airlift rescues thousands



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  New Orleans: Survivors of Hurricane Katrina are being taken to safety in what is being called the largest-ever airlift in the country
Sep.3 Troops ordered to hurricane zone. New Orleans Sep.2 Hurricane aid efforts gather pace. New Orleans Sep.1 'Desperate SOS' for city
  New Orleans: Mayor Ray Nagin has issued a 'desperate SOS' for thousands of people stranded at the city's convention center
Sep.1 Up to 60,000 trying to flee city  New Orleans: Police and National Guard troops struggled to restore order. Looters and armed gangs were roaming the streets Aug.31 City evacuations under way  New Orleans: Bush called the disaster 'one of the worst natural disasters in our nation's history'


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2007 May.31 TB patient moved from Atlanta quarantine. US Georgia


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2006 Mar.23  Katrina lost child mission ends


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2008 Sep.8 Mayor fears city too weary to flee Ike  New Orleans: Hurricane Ike was expected to gain strength as it barreled toward the Texas-Louisiana border Sep.1 Gustav evacuees urged to stay away  New Orleans: Hurricane Gustav didn't pack the wallop of Katrina three years earlier; 2 million evacuees to stay away from the Gulf Coast for another day Sep.1 Gustav slams into Gulf Coast   New Orleans: Hurricane-force winds slammed into oil terminals around Port Fourchon, southwest of New Orleans Aug.31 Hundreds of thousands flee coast
  New Orleans: About 1.9 million of Louisiana's 2 million coastal residents had fled ahead of Hurricane Gustav in the largest evacuation in state history.    More than 200,000 people have left New Orleans. Forecasters warned...
Aug.31   City declares storm curfew   New Orleans: Mayor Ray Nagin has put the city under curfew from sunset to dawn as Hurricane Gustav approaches. Residents have been fleeing in thousands Aug.30 New Orleaners told to flee Gustav   New Orleans: The mayor Ray Nagin has issued a mandatory evacuation order for the entire city, as the hurricane bears down on the Gulf Coast Aug.30 Cuba, Gulf Coast braced for Gustav  Winds increased to near 145 mph as it threatened the western tip of Cuba as a Category 4 hurricane 2007 Mar.2 Deadly US tornadoes damage south. Alabama 2006 Aug.29 Bush marks hurricane anniversary. New Orleans Apr.8 Killer storms pummel Southeast. Tennessee 2005 Sep.25  Evacuees return home after Rita Sep.24 Rita downgraded to Category 1. Texas Sep.22 Massive traffic jams as Texans flee Rita  Texas: Hundreds of thousands in Texas and Louisiana were loading up their cars and fleeing inland Sep.20 Fresh storm threatens flood-hit city. New Orleans Aug.30 'Up to 80' dead in hurricane. New Orleans Aug.29 Dozens feared dead after storm  New Orleans: At least 50 people were killed in one county alone. The storm is causing up to $25bn of damage Aug.29 Hurricane Katrina lashes coast Map of http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/americas/05/katrina/html/default.stm
  New Orleans: 1,836 people lost their lives in the hurricane and in the subsequent floods
 The costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast as far as 100 miles from the storm's center. Parts of New Orleans are flooded with up to 6 feet of water after some of the pumps failed. The storm is estimated to have been responsible for $81.2 billion in damage
Aug.28 Katrina may be 'our Asian tsunami'. New Orleans Aug.28 City evacuated as storm nears  New Orleans: The mayor has ordered hundreds of thousands of people to flee the city as Hurricane Katrina nears Aug.28 Katrina now Category 5
  New Orleans: New Orleans Mayor declared a state of emergency and ordered a mandatory evacuation of the city
Aug.27 Gulf Coast residents urged to get out. New Orleans 2004 Sep.15 Ivan's eye bears down on Alabama 2003 Sep.17 Residents flee hurricane. Virginia Sep.16 Coast boards up, flees Hurricane Isabel. North Carolina May.5 Tornadoes kill 38 2002 Oct.3 Lili hits Louisiana, loses strength