The Tulane University Hospital in New Orleans, Louisiana takes in patients from other hospitals during Hurricane Katrina. When the basement starts to flood after the hurricane, the decision is made to evacuate. What is to become of the hundreds of patients on life support? Watch this incredible tale of survival and rescue unfold during one of the worst hurricane disasters ever recorded.

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In August, 2005, America suffered one of the worst disasters in its long history when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast. The massive storm caused widespread damage across the region, but it was in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana where true disaster struck when the levees broke and the ocean surged into the streets, washing away entire neighborhoods.

Over 1800 people died, with more than 0 billion in property damage, thanks in large part of poor decisions and institutional failures. It also featured Kanye West publicly roasting President George Bush, armed forces shooting citizens in the streets, hundreds of missing children, and the horrors of the Superdome. Here are just some of the messed up things that happened during Hurricane Katrina.

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The Storm | 0:00
Warnings ignored | 1:17
Levees failed | 2:25
Bad evacuation plans | 3:38
Superdome deaths | 4:39
Elderly victims | 5:47
Environmental racism | 6:52
Lost foster kids | 7:48
Hurricane itself, not deadly | 8:50
FEMA’s failures | 9:47
Police were redirected | 10:55

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Head injuries such as concussion, brain compression, and skull fracture are difficult for a first aider to determine and should always be treated seriously as there could be damage to the brain. We ask Dr Goh E Shaun, Specialist in Emergency Medicine, Raffles 24 Hour Emergency, Raffles Hospital, to share with us on how to manage head injuries during an emergency.

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You don’t have to wait for ages in a full blown Emergency Department (A&E) if you just need stitches, have a fracture, or other minor injuries. Take advantage of minor injury units. Our MIU at Neath Port Talbot Hospital treats 6/10 patients in less than an hour and 9/10 in under two hours. For more details on how to ‘Choose Well’ if you need care unexpectedly: www.abm.wales.nhs.uk
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