Many New Orleans Seniors Were Left Without Power For Days After Hurricane Ida
Hundreds were evacuated Saturday, and the city later said five people had died in the privately run buildings in the days after the storm.
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Many New Orleans Seniors Were Left Without Power For Days After Hurricane Ida
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