Katrina victims given formaldhyde laden trailers

February 19, 2007

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------ DYING FOR A HOME: FEMA-supplied trailers for displaced Gulf Coast residents have been found to emit formaldehyde vapors, causing serious health problems.

Along the Gulf Coast, in the towns and fishing villages from New Orleans to Mobile, survivors of Hurricane Katrina are suffering from a constellation of similar health problems. They wake up wheezing, coughing and gasping for breath. Their eyes burn; their heads ache; they feel tired, lethargic. Nosebleeds are common, as are sinus infections and asthma attacks. Children and seniors are most severely afflicted, but no one is immune. There's one other similarity: The people suffering from these illnesses live in trailers supplied by the Federal Emergency Management Administration. ---MORE AT LINK---

DYING FOR A HOME

February 28, 2007

As if FEMA hadn't screwed up enough in New Orleans, they have to cap it off with this.Isn't amazing how inept a bunch of wonkers they are. I daren't send this to Butch - I've already sent too much already!!DGW http://www.surfingtheapocalypse.net/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=169363 ------ DYING FOR A HOME: FEMA-supplied trailers for displaced Gulf Coast residents have been found to emit formaldehyde vapors, causing serious health problems. Along the Gulf Coast, in the towns and fishing villages from New Orleans to Mobile, survivors of Hurricane Katrina are suffering from a constellation of similar health problems. They wake up wheezing, coughing and gasping for breath. Their eyes burn; their heads ache; they feel tired, lethargic. Nosebleeds are common, as are sinus infections and asthma attacks. Children and seniors are most severely afflicted, but no one is immune. There's one other similarity: The people suffering from these illnesses live in trailers supplied by the Federal

Emergency Management Administration. ---MORE AT LINK--- DYING FOR A HOME

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