Aerial Photos Show Louisiana Coast Is Still Dealing With Major Flooding Post-Ida

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Aerial image of Jean Lafitte, La. after Hurricane Ida hit the town.

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Aerial image of Jean Lafitte, La. before Hurricane Ida hit

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Aerial view of Barataria, La. before Hurricane Ida

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Aerial image of LaPlace, La. before Hurricane Ida.

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In LaPlace, in St. John the Baptist Parish, along the east of the Mississippi River, homes and businesses were torn from their foundations and left without roofs.

According to Gov. John Bel Edwards as of Monday about 80% of all the rescues done Monday were carried out in St. John the Baptist Parish.

Residents there faced brutal winds and heavy rainfall. Emergency service communications are still extremely limited and more than 18,300 residents are without power, according to the parish.