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NEW ORLEANS – Lines of people waiting for buses to take them out of the city grew longer Saturday and traffic grew heavier on main highways as Hurricane Gustav strengthened into a dangerous Category 4 storm on track for the Gulf Coast.
A line well over a mile long stretched in six loops through the parking lot at Union Passenger Terminal. Under a blazing sun, many led children or pushed strollers with one hand and pulled luggage with the other. Volunteers handed out bottled water, and medics were nearby in case people became heatsick.
Joseph Jones Jr., 61, wore a towel over his head to block the sun. He’d been in line 2 1/2 hours, but wasn’t complaining. During Katrina, he had been stranded on a highway overpass.
“I don’t like it. Going someplace you don’t know, people you don’t know,” Jones said. “And then when you come back, is your house going to be OK?”
The media, along with Michael Moore, seems to be praying for a direct hit on New Orleans. I’m glad to see these people getting a head start on evacuation. I hate to say it but I don’t have much confidence in the local authorities in New Orleans. Ray Nagin screwed the pooch last time and I wouldn’t put it past him to leave the school buses parked this time around.
With Gustav bordering on Cat 5 status, what will become of the RNC?
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Update: New Orleans is now officially being evacuated. Better safe than sorry.
Update: Here’s a look behind the scenes with Fox News in New Orleans.