How did people protect themselves during hurricane Katrina?

Answer 1

Hurricane Katrina wasn't prevented. You can't prevent hurricanes, they are large-scale natural happenings, lots of wind, rain etc. Katrina tore through New Orleans and left much destruction. The levees were breached and large areas were flooded, many people were homeless, several hundreds died.

Answer 2

No government in the world can prevent a hurricane like Katrina, it's part of the world's natural weather system and thousands of time more powerful than the most powerful nuclear weapon. All a government can do after a hurricane is to send manpower and money to help the clean-up. Some people say that the USA was a little tardy sending help to New Orleans after Katrina, but that's a matter of opinion.

Answer 3

During Hurricane Katrina, people protected themselves by seeking shelter in sturdy buildings, evacuating to designated safe locations, and following emergency evacuation orders. Some people also used sandbags to protect their homes from flooding and stocked up on supplies such as food, water, and medical supplies. Additionally, first responders and volunteers provided assistance and rescue efforts during the storm.

Answer 4

Nothing because the government is corrupt and doesn't overly care..

Answer 5

Stronger defence walls :) and stronger houses have been built.

Ellouisee;)

Answer 6

Nothing. Hurricanes cannot be prevented.

Answer 7

They went into the Louisiana Superdome

Answer 8

Evacuating

Answer 9

added concret wall