HURRICANE KATRINA
Garner Environmental Services Relief Operations
Last update 092805 1400 hrs CDT...
News:
www.cnn.com
http://www.foxnews.com
FEMA
News
Airport Status (real time):
http://www.fly.faa.gov/flyfaa/usmap.jsp
Orbit One Assets Tracking System:
http://www.orbitonedata.com/
Garner External E-mail Checking
(Garner Personnel):
http://www.mail2web.com
Maps Services (with satellite pictures
of affected area)
http://maps.google.com (zoom in at the New Orleans area and
select Katrina in the top right area of the map for satellite pictures)
http://www.mapquest.com
Yahoo Maps
Weather Services:
National
Hurricane Center (NOAA)
Weather
Underground
Other links of interest
Florida
SERT
Hancock County Point of Distribution (POD) had served an amazing amount of 18.504 cars on September the 8th. Hancock County is supplied with generators, pallet jacks and forklifts from Garner Environmental Services.
PICTURES
Katrina
A Perfect Storm: a CAT 5 Katrina is approaching to the coast of Louisiana. Take Notice of the size of the eye; you can see the sea inside it.
A color picture from a NASA satellite
An amazing picture of the wrath of Katrina from another NASA Satellite
Possibly the most infamous moment of the hurricane. A NASA satellite picture of the landing of Katrina at New Orleans
Affected places (Mississippi)
Updates from 09/08/05
Pictures Taken by Larry Faulstich, G.E. / Garner
Floating Casinos
Field Hospital Powered by Garner / GE Generators
Garner's help is on the way!!
BAY ST. LOUIS
09/09/05
Pictures by Clyde Mckissack and Stefan Ygdevik
Above is I-10, photographer is on a service rd. The brown line in the picture was the water level.
A trailer house pulled next to the road by the water. The nearest neighborhood was 600 yards away.
A boat lying on debris in one of the neighborhoods.
Part of this house was ripped off by the waters. There is another boat at the end of the road.
These are pilings that once held the house above ground.
An entire neighborhood wiped out by the fury of Katrina. Only foundations remain.
This house was next to a church. Is completely destroyed and moved away from its slab.
The church was undamaged by the storm; not as much as a single window broken nor even a single shingle missing from the roof. Take notice also to the steeple not as much as a scratch. God works in mysterious ways.
This house was at the other side of the church. Completely destroyed, picked up and moved away from its slab.
One of the Garner's Forklift working in one of the distribution points.
Cars piled next to a hotel by the wrath of Katrina
High priced houses reduced to rubble by the water and strong winds.
09/13/05
