Video posted to social media on Tuesday showed the moment that several us-regions men worked to free a wild-nature trapped in a tree in the wake of Hurricane Idaa>. <
“Louis Pomes and Parish Government employees, Tyler Acosta, David Palmer and Roy Ragan, Sr. rescue a #cow wedged in a tree in Florissant following #Hurricane #Ida,” the parish wrote.
The cow – hanging over disasters – does not appear to be harmed and is not struggling as the men continued.
Notably, the cow is only seen from behind and is still on the tree at the end of the video.
According to WWL-TV, Florrisant Highway remains closed until further notice.
IDA AFTERMATH: MISSISSIPPI HIGHWAY COLLAPSES, 2 KILLED, AT LEAST 10 INJURED
In St. Bernard Parish – devastated by Hurricane Katrina 16 years ago – local media outlets showed images of some of the more than 20 barges that broke loose and floated downstream on the Mississippi River.
St. Bernard Parish President Guy McInnis told MSNBC on Sunday that 80% to 85% of the parish of about 40,000 people were without energy” target=”_blank”>power< protecting the parish’s fishing communities overtopped, the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East had not found any problems after the storm.
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According to NOLA.com, water service in St. Bernard Parish remains uninterrupted and all roads entering and leaving the parish are open.
McInnis told the outlet that while there were no reports of injury or death from the people who rode out the storm beyond the federal levees, there was “considerable damage” to the area’s structures.
