Is this by you Jolly?

[taiwan_girl]

https://www.nbcnews.com/science/environment/louisiana-town-battered-hurricanes-tries-hang-warming-world-rcna142966

Battered by hurricanes and tired of rebuilding, 90% of population has left this coastal town

Cameron and the surrounding area have been devastated by a series of powerful hurricanes: Rita in 2005, Ike in 2008 and Laura and Delta in 2020. Some residents in Cameron have lost and rebuilt their homes four times over.

These days, the locals call Cameron a ghost town.

Fewer than 200 people remain in what was once a bustling community with almost 2,000 residents. Before the storms, there were grocery stores, hardware shops, several restaurants and bars, and a functioning hospital.

[Jolly]

Nope. But I used to know some of the guys down at the hospital.

Rita is the forgotten storm. Bigger and badder than Katrina, it wiped that part of the world. Laura was no picnic, either.