PEOPLE.***VO***AND A GROUP OF IOWANS ARE ALSOON THE GROUND IN LOUISIANA TOHELP IN THE AFTERMATH OFHURRICANE IDA.JOSH MURRAY FROM THE AMERICANRED CROSS SAYS THEY EXPECTPEOPLE TO BE WITUT PHOOWER-- ANDPOTENTIALLY WITHOUT HOMES RFODAYS OR WEEKS.HE SAYS A GROUP OF 12 IOWANSWILL BE IN IT FOR THE LONGHAUL-- LOOKING TO HELP AWAYNYTHEY CAN."THEY’LL GO DOWN, AND THEY’LLHELP WITH A VARIETY OF THINGSFROM WORKING IN SHELRS, TOTEDISTRIBUTING FOOD OR RELFIESUPPLIES, TO WORKING INWAREHOUSES, HELPING WITHOM SEMENTAL HEALTH ASPECTS OR HHLTSERVICES ASPECTS AS WELL.THIS CURRENT GROUP OFVOLUNTEERS WILL SPEND A
Forty-two Nebraskans are going door-to-door this week in South Louisiana. They're doing this in part because power and cell service..