Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf region 10 years ago, severely flooding New Orleans and leaving 1,833 people dead. Since then, local communities in the city have been rebuilding ;– where there were once flooded houses, there are now new buildings and neighborhoods. ; In May of this year, Getty Images photojournalist Mario Tama visited the region to take dramatic before-and-after photos. His images show that the future of New Orleans is hopeful, but there is still work to be done. WARNING: Some images contain disturbing content. ; — This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to
Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf region 10 years ago, severely flooding New Orleans and leaving 1,833 people dead. Since then, local communities in the city have been rebuilding ;– where there were once flooded houses, there are now new buildings and neighborhoods. ;
In May of this year, Getty Images photojournalist Mario Tama visited the region to take dramatic before-and-after photos. His images show that the future of New Orleans is hopeful, but there is still work to be done.
WARNING: Some images contain disturbing content. ;
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