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Friday, September 02, 2005

NEW ORLEANS, MARIO TAMA



The situation ostensibly improved today as countless busloads were evacuated from the Superdome and thousands more National Guard troops arrived. In reality, the situation has not improved drastically. Tens of thousands still remain stranded at the convention center while corpses continue to pile up. A visit to the Superdome today was like a descent into Hell, the place literally smells of death. A body floated in the water beneath the stadium as people seemed to rot away inside.
c Mario Tama

Mary Ann Dixon (R) weeps as she hears that she will be separated from her children on buses leaving the Superdome September 2, 2005 in New Orleans. Dixon was later reunited with her children and allowed to travel with them on the same bus. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)








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