BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | How has Katrina changed the US?
BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | How has Katrina changed the US?: "Search and rescue teams in New Orleans say thousands of survivors of Hurricane Katrina still haven't left their homes.
The city's Police Chief Eddie Compass told reporters that a 'sensitive' approach would be used to remove people.
As many as 10,000 people had refused to leave the flooded city despite the mayor's compulsory evacuation order.
President George W Bush has declared Friday 16 September a national day of prayer and remembrance for the victims.
How has Katrina changed the US? Has it altered your life? Has the disaster affected the way other countries view the US? Send us your comments using the form."
The city's Police Chief Eddie Compass told reporters that a 'sensitive' approach would be used to remove people.
As many as 10,000 people had refused to leave the flooded city despite the mayor's compulsory evacuation order.
President George W Bush has declared Friday 16 September a national day of prayer and remembrance for the victims.
How has Katrina changed the US? Has it altered your life? Has the disaster affected the way other countries view the US? Send us your comments using the form."
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