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Tuesday, August 30, 2005

Follow hurricane updates from WWL TV Blog

This horrible disaster is beyond comprehension and it's far from over. Leeves are breaking in New Orleans (pictured above) which is making the situation in New Orleans all the more horrible. To get an idea on how bad trhings are now, marital law has just been declared for New Orleans.

You can follow the updates from WWL TV's blog which includes live video by clicking here and here.

If you can, please help by donating to the American Red Cross. The people down south are in real trouble and the death toll from this disaster could end up in hundreds if not thousands so please give what you can.

posted by ctblogger @ 12:22 PM