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Are the people in Butte La Rose, LA being compensated for having their homes flooded?
BTW, this isn't just an act of God. The Army Corps of Engineers plans to flood Butte La Rose in order to prevent the flooding of other cities.
While in economical terms it seems to make sense (less material damages), that would just be unfair for the people of BLR.
3 Answers
- babydollLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I certainly hope so. Unfortunately, though I fear there will be thousands in property damage, miles and miles of red tape involved getting compensation, and in the end some will be overcompensated and others won't be compensated at all.
Source(s): Been there, done that - QuiteNewHereLv 71 decade ago
we dont know.
If they have flood insurance then there is a likelihood of some payment
Otherwise, they call this an "act of god"
- ZeldaLv 71 decade ago
I doubt it; I understand flood insurance is VERY expensive, if available at all.
