IG says FEMA can’t be sure new logistics system will work in next Katrina

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Federal Emergency Management Agency officials began nearly a decade ago developing a new system to get disaster assistance to victims as quickly and efficiently as possible.

The new logistics supply management system was meant to fix problems that became obvious during FEMA’s terrible response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

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