Questions raised about US preparedness for storm

Days after Hurricane Katrina inundated much of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, massive aid is arriving, yet with people still clinging to dry areas hoping for rescue, questions have arisen about the level of preparedness and response.

Questions raised about US preparedness for storm

Days after Hurricane Katrina inundated much of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, massive aid is arriving, yet with people still clinging to dry areas hoping for rescue, questions have arisen about the level of preparedness and response.

President George Bush, on his way to see the devastation and relief efforts firsthand Friday, acknowledged that “the results are not acceptable".

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