Hurricane Katrina

When Hurricane Katrina tore threw New Orleans, it was like a hot knife slicing a piece of butter and leaving miles of wreckage and carnage behind. Troops were sent in after the hurricane had made its way threw the city. The hurricane had destroyed everything, ripping roofs off houses, flooding streets and leaving thousands of people homeless. Overhead pictures of the city show that the hurricane had left the city as a swamped infastructure. People were even using cardboard and rubber bands as shoes and using shopping carts to carry what was left of their possessions. Human corpses were washed up around the city and dogs were seen eating them as way for their survival.
The majority of the people made their way across Interstate 10 to the Superdome to get shelter. Once there, troops started to move people to the Astrodome in Houston, Texas. People were seen arguing in a tangling line to get a seat on one of the buses making their way to Houston.