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Small city of Waveland completely destroyed by Hurricane

(2 Sep 2005) 1. Sign welcoming you to Waveland 2. Driving shot showing immense devastation in Waveland, everything in ruins 3. Car sitting among a pile of rubble 4. Wheelchair sitting in rubble, tilt up to see bulldozer driving through street past ruins 5. Roof of a house sitting on top of a pile of wood 6. Severely damaged house, pan over to dead dog 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Captain John Rigilo, Rescue Worker Virginia Task Force 2 "We''ve identified a number of people in the last couple of days and we''ve helped some of the locals out with some things they''ve needed, but no live finds at this time by our task force." 8. Rigilo and another rescue worker walking across field 9. Destroyed house on stilts 10. Pan over from tree to another house in ruins; only the foundation left standing 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sue Ashland, Waveland Resident "This used to be a real estate company and a contractor''s office and Dixie Signs and Ann''s office, and I had two apartments. But the bigger thing is the four story condos at the end of the street. We know some people probably stayed there..." 12. Pan from rubble of four story condo complex to Sue Ashland showing where condos once stood 13. Shot of rubble and piles of destruction where condos once stood 14. Driving shot showing what is left of Waveland homes and businesses 15. Pan over of severely damaged house 16. Wide pan of Waveland rubble STORYLINE: Mississippi''s confirmed death toll from Hurricane Katrina rose to 126 on Thursday as more rescue teams spread out into a sea of rubble to search for the living, their efforts complicated by the threat of a thunderstorm. All along the 90-mile coast, other emergency workers performed the grisly task of retrieving corpses, some of them lying on streets and amid the ruins of obliterated homes that stretch back blocks from the beach. Adding to the misery were tons of rotting shrimp and chicken, blown from their containers at a shipping dock and dumped into the water and onto the tattered landscape. The entire state of Mississippi is hurting. On Wednesday, crews began retrieving bodies in Waveland. One of the hardest hit towns, police and others drove past obliterated homes in pickups stopping where bodies had been spotted by officials or reported by family or neighbours. Rescue teams from other states joined the search for survivors among the rubble and destruction. One worker from Virginia Task Force 2 said his team so far has only uncovered the dead. Driving through Waveland, the only visible indicator of where houses once sat are now their foundations. Rotting remains of animals and the contents of people''s refrigerators are strewn amongst the debris. In one instance, a woman''s body was laid out on a sidewalk in front of a single-story brick apartment complex. A flower-patterned curtain covered her body, her arms outstretched. Police didn''t know her name. Someone anonymously called police and told them where to find her. KEYWORD - HURRICANE KATRINA Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...