Hurricane Katrina batters US (AP/Reuters) Updated: 2005-09-02 08:58
![](xin_430902020901750202255.jpg) Residents are rescued by helicopter from the
floodwaters of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans September 1, 2005. Chaos
and lawlessness hampered the evacuation of New Orleans on Thursday and a
U.S. senator said thousands may have died in Louisiana after Hurricane
Katrina devastated the U.S. Gulf Coast. In New Orleans, shell-shocked
officials tried to regain control of the historic jazz city reduced to a
swampy ruin by Monday's storm. Bodies floated in the flooded city and
authorities still could only guess how many people had died.
[Reuters]
|
|
![](xin_090902021005979101093.jpg) | | Goodbye, Fubiao | | | ![](xin_120902020811611191696.jpg) | | Tibet Autonomous Region celebrates its 40th anniversary | | | ![](xin_30090201170155078205.jpg) | | New semester begins across China | | |
|
![](../../../../image/dot.gif) |
|
![](../../../../image/dot.gif) |
|
|
Today's
Top News |
|
|
|
Top China
News |
![](../../../../image/dot.gif) |
|
![](../../../../image/dot.gif) |
|
|
|
|
|