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15. Katrina!

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25. Katrina!

26. New Orleans

27. New Orleans

28. Can’t Keep NOLA Down!

29. Dauphin Island Gym

30. Gulf Coast- Ecological Nightmare

31. Gulf Coast - Small Business Nightmare

32. Forest Gump’s Shrimper Fleet

33. Now What?

34. TRIAGE: The First 48 Hours After a Disaster

35. Act Quickly Taking the right steps in the first 48 hours after a disaster can mean the difference between total recovery and catastrophic loss.

47. Corrosion Corrosion on water-affected computers

48. Importance of Asset Restoration Most equipment contains cooling fans, which draw in moisture and contaminants, depositing a dangerous mixture that combines with dust already present and can cause failure.

49. Internal Dust Dust-contaminated computer components

53. Decontamination Sensitive electrical and electronic equipment must be cleaned with appropriate specialized cleaning solutions. Using the wrong chemicals could ruin equipment!

55. Before/After Smoke-affected printer

56. Contact Us On call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year 1580 Louis Ave., Elk Grove Village, Illinois (800) 805-0644 www.disasterhelp.com