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Hurricane Katrina rescue code, marked on the side of a house in the Bywater neighbourhood of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. The markings reveal when and by whom the house was searched following Hurricane Katrina, along with hazards encountered and victims found, dead or alive. Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf coast of the USA in August 2005. Photographed on 21 April 2018.

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