Summary
This article discusses how Hurricane Katrina affected people's lives as it hit New Orleans and the Gulf Coast 20 years ago. It led to a major displacement of about 1.2 million people from Louisiana, many of whom relocated permanently.
Key Facts
- Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans and the Gulf Coast 20 years ago.
- The storm caused widespread damage and led to a large-scale relocation.
- Approximately 1.2 million people from Louisiana were displaced by Katrina.
- Many people had to move for months or years due to the storm.
- Some survivors of the hurricane permanently relocated.
- The anniversary prompts reflection on the impact of the storm on individuals' lives.
