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Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way
Summary
Hurricane Laura debris is moved to the right-of-way Sept. 21, 2020, in Lake Charles, La., neighborhoods as communities impacted from the late August Category 4 hurricane continue down the road of recovery. The Corps is providing technical assistance to the state, via FEMA, for debris management and removal.
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southwest louisiana debris in the aftermath of hurricane laura september 2020
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Date
30/09/2020
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