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WWL: Thousands of homes flooded in Terrebonne

Source: WWL AM 870
September 13, 2008

Source: WWL AM 870

There is extensive flooding in Terrebonne Parish due to Hurricane Ike.

"We could have as many as 10,000 homes and / or structures flooded in Terrebonne Parish," said Public Information Officer Bill Dodd.

"We're taking people out of the high water area and making them safe," said Sheriff Vernon Bourgeois. "By boat, by deuce and a half and other high water vehicle."



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