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at least four people have died and more than a million remain without power after hurricane ida slammed into the us gulf coast on sunday. officials say electricity may not be restored in some areas for weeks. the mayor of new orleans has imposed a night time curfew in the city to try to stem crime in the wake of the devastation. two people were killed and at least 10 injured after a section of highway collapsed in mississippi late on monday. local authorities believe that drivers involved in the collapse may not have been able to see the road properly because of the heavy rains. delaney nolan is an activist and organizer for southern solidarity, a grassroots organisation that delivers hundreds of meals and supplies to unhoused people, and which has been helping with the relief effort. shejoins me from downtown new orleans. you do not have any electricity so you are coping with what? candles and torches? lats so you are coping with what? candles and torches?- candles and torches? lots o

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