Bush: Move To 'Safe Ground'
Nagin exempted hotels from the evacuation order because airlines have already canceled all flights.
Gov. Blanco said President George W. Bush called and personally appealed for a mandatory evacuation for the low-lying city, which is prone to flooding.
Speaking Sunday, Bush said that he "cannot stress enough the dangers this hurricane poses to Gulf Coast communities."
"I urge all citizens to put their own safety and the safety of their families first by moving to safe ground," he said.
WDSU meteorologist Dan Thomas said the dangers from the hurricane cannot be overstated.
"I've told some people in the newsroom, I think this is going to be the scariest moment of your life," he said.
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Good thing he pushed for action or else it could be even worse.
Also why didn't the Mayor or Gov. use these buses to help evacuate before the flooding?
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Nagin exempted hotels from the evacuation order because airlines have already canceled all flights.
Gov. Blanco said President George W. Bush called and personally appealed for a mandatory evacuation for the low-lying city, which is prone to flooding.
Speaking Sunday, Bush said that he "cannot stress enough the dangers this hurricane poses to Gulf Coast communities."
"I urge all citizens to put their own safety and the safety of their families first by moving to safe ground," he said.
WDSU meteorologist Dan Thomas said the dangers from the hurricane cannot be overstated.
"I've told some people in the newsroom, I think this is going to be the scariest moment of your life," he said.
Link
Good thing he pushed for action or else it could be even worse.
Also why didn't the Mayor or Gov. use these buses to help evacuate before the flooding?
Link to photo