New Orleans evacuates ahead of powerful Gustav
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A boy walks through the streets as a woman cleans her home in the aftermath of Hurricane Gustav in Paso Real de San Diego, Cuba August 31, 2008. Gustav moved into the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico on Saturday where it was expected to strengthen and threaten New Orleans after its 150 mile per hour (240 kph) winds cut a swath of destruction through western Cuba. [Agencies] |
![A boy walks through the streets as a woman cleans her home in the aftermath of Hurricane Gustav in Paso Real de San Diego, Cuba August 31, 2008. Gustav moved into the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico on Saturday where it was expected to strengthen and threaten New Orleans after its 150 mile per hour (240 kph) winds cut a swath of destruction through western Cuba. [Agencies]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20080902/000802ca560a0a26dcc507.jpg "A boy walks through the streets as a woman cleans her home in the aftermath of Hurricane Gustav in Paso Real de San Diego, Cuba August 31, 2008. Gustav moved into the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico on Saturday where it was expected to strengthen and threaten New Orleans after its 150 mile per hour (240 kph) winds cut a swath of destruction through western Cuba. [Agencies]")
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Tens of thousands of people in New Orleans and the U.S. Gulf Coast fled their homes on Sunday as Hurricane Gustav moved within 24 hours of striking land, possibly with a weaker punch than 2005's Hurricane Katrina.