Tragedy in the French Quarter: The Challenges and Controversies of New Orleans' Bollard Project
In New Orleans, a tragic incident involving a motorist plowing through a crowd on New Year's Day has highlighted concerns over the city's ongoing 'Bourbon Street Bollard Assessment and Replacement Project.' Though intended to protect pedestrians, questions arise over potential vulnerabilities during the replacement phase of the safety barriers.
A recent tragedy in New Orleans has drawn attention to the city's 'Bourbon Street Bollard Assessment and Replacement Project.'
On New Year's Day, a driver rammed a pickup truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street, raising questions about the effectiveness of safety measures.
As bollard replacements continue, city officials face scrutiny over whether construction contributed to the perceived vulnerability.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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10 people were killed and 30 injured after a vehicle drove into a crowd on New Orlean's Canal and Bourbon Street, reports AP.