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    As the Chief Fire Officer, it is your duty to get people in New Orleans to safe areas and help those who need rescue during the hurricane. You should develop an evacuation plan using information about where people went for safety, how to stay safe at home, storm surge effects, wind strength, and number of people who stayed in the city during Hurricane Katrina. The plan aims to keep more people safe than during Katrina.

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    As the Chief Fire Officer, it is your duty to get people in New Orleans to safe areas and help those who need rescue during the hurricane. You should develop an evacuation plan using information about where people went for safety, how to stay safe at home, storm surge effects, wind strength, and number of people who stayed in the city during Hurricane Katrina. The plan aims to keep more people safe than during Katrina.

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    As the Chief Fire Officer, it is your duty to get people in New Orleans to safe areas and help those who need rescue during the hurricane. You should develop an evacuation plan using information about where people went for safety, how to stay safe at home, storm surge effects, wind strength, and number of people who stayed in the city during Hurricane Katrina. The plan aims to keep more people safe than during Katrina.

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    As the Chief Fire Officer, it is your duty to get people in New Orleans to safe areas and help those who need rescue during the hurricane. You should develop an evacuation plan using information about where people went for safety, how to stay safe at home, storm surge effects, wind strength, and number of people who stayed in the city during Hurricane Katrina. The plan aims to keep more people safe than during Katrina.

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    Chief ______________________________

    Not everyone is able to evacuate New Orleans easily and the


    great traffic to get out of the city forces many people to stay
    in their homes during the storm. As the Chief Fire Officer, it is
    your duty to get people in a safe area in the city and to save
    the people who need it.
    1. During Hurricane Katrina, what places in New Orleans
    did people go to for safety?

    2. If a person is unable to get out of their home, what


    should that person do in their house to stay safe?

    3. How many people stayed in New Orleans during


    Hurricane Katrina?

    4. What should the people who are outside during the


    storm do to minimize chance of injury?

    5. How strong were the winds in Hurricane Katrina?

    6. What effect did the Storm Surge have on New Orleans


    during Hurricane Katrina?

    Using the information in the previous 6 questions, develop a


    plan to keep more people safe during this hurricane than
    during Hurricane Katrina.
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