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New Orleans, LA, February 24, 2006 -fema/illinoisphoto.com- Cleanup progresses in the lower 9th ward as FEMA removes debris created by Hurricane Katrina. Crews continue collecting wreckage throughout the neighborhood as more people return to rebuild New Orleans.

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