Deceased Victims Update 9-22-2005
At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 832 deaths.
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At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 832 deaths.
At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 799 deaths.
Baton Rouge – When evacuating for a hurricane it is very important to make personal health and safety the top priority. Health officials recommend that individuals pack as though planning for a five-day camping trip.
Baton Rouge – Due to existing telecommunications problems that resulted from Hurricane Katrina, the Lake Charles triage number has been closed. Citizens in that area who anticipate the special needs sheltering are encouraged to call the numbers for Alexandria, Baton Rouge or Shreveport.
At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 799 deaths.
Baton Rouge – Special triage telephone lines will be opened at 12:00 p.m. to accept the calls of citizens with special needs who are evacuating in anticipation of Hurricane Rita. Citizens with special needs who are seeking shelter must call the telephone number in their area BEFORE attempting to access a shelter. These numbers are listed below.
At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 736 deaths.
Baton Rouge --- The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, in conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Louisiana Rural Water Association, is offering free bacteriological testing (for total coliforms and E. coli) for citizens, in Southeast Louisiana in Region IX who have private drinking water wells and systems.
At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 646 deaths.
Baton Rouge – The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals has developed a management plan in anticipation of the hatching of mosquitoes and flies due to the massive flooding in the area. Mosquito control is needed to protect public health from nuisances and diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, as well as flies.
Baton Rouge – With the announcement that St. Bernard residents will be given the opportunity to return to their residences this weekend, Dr. Fred Cerise, Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, stresses that caution must be used.
At this time, state officials, working in conjunction with coroners from local parishes have confirmed 579 deaths.