We unaongea upuuzi gani? Hakuna sehemu Iran inaomba msaada toka US, USA mwenyewe kwenye kimbunga cha katrina alipewa msaada na nchi nyingi sana,
Mexico ilituma wanajeshi kwenye uokoaji, gari za uokoaji chakula na maji, walipeleka mpaka majiko yanayoweza kulisha watu zaidi ya 8000 pia mifumo ya kutibu maji n.k.
Kuwait, Qatar na United Arab Emirates walituma kiwango kikubwa sana cha pesa. Canada walituma meli za kijeshi, helicopters na waokoaji zaidi ya 1000.
Umoja wa ulaya walituma satellites, n.k. hata hao ambao ni maadui ilibidi wampe msaada ikiwemo Venezuela kutoa $5M, Cuba na Pakistan, linapokuja janga kama hilo hakuna mbabe.New Orleans ilijaa mafuriko karibu 80% ya mji ulikuwa ni mto.
Kuwait walituma mafuta yenye thamani ya $400M na $100M cash, kwa sababu kimbunga kiliharibu mabomba ya mafuta.
Katrina iliua watu zaidi ya 1200, na damage ya mali na miundombinu yenye thamani ya $125 Billion.Hapo US iliomba po yenyewe.
Achilia mbali Katrina, 9/11 US walipata msaada mkubwa sana toka nchi mbali mbali pia
list za nchi zilizoisadia US kwenye kimbunga cha katrina.
- Afghanistan: $100,000
- Albania: $300,000 pledged
- Armenia: $200,000 pledged
- Australia: $7.6 million
- Austria: tarps, camp beds
- Azerbaijan: $500,000
- Bahamas: $50,000 pledged
- Bahrain: $5 million pledged
- Bangladesh: $1 million pledged
- Belgium: operations teams, generators, water pumps, nine-member logistical team to work with the Red Cross
- Bosnia/Herzegovina: $6,414 pledged
- Cambodia: $20,000 pledged
- Canada: $5 million pledged to the hurricane relief fund headed by former Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, two Griffin helicopters, search and rescue teams, Air Canada evacuation flights, supplies, security team, three Canadian forces ships with three Sea King helicopters
- China: $5.1 million, 1,000 tents, 600 generators, bed sheets
- Cyprus: $50,000
- Djibouti: $50,000 pledged
- Equatorial Guinea: $500,000 pledged
- Eupropean Commission: Civil Protection Cooperative Mechanism activated
- France: 600 tents, supplies
- Gabon: $500,000 pledged
- Georgia: $50,000
- Germany: high-speed pumps, supplies
- Greece: two cruise ships
- Hungary: $5,000
- Iceland: $500,000 pledged to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund
- International Committee of the Red Cross: Web-based tracking system for displaced people
- India: $5 million; 3,000 each of personal-hygiene kits, blankets and sheets; 150 tarps
- Iraq: $1 million pledged to the Red Cross via the Red Crescent
- Ireland: $1 million euro (about $1.24 million U.S.)
- Italy: generators, water pumps and purifiers, tents, supplies
- Japan: $200,000, $844,000 in supplies and private pledges of more than $1 million
- Kenya: $100,000
- Kuwait: $100 million plus an additional $400 million in oil products
- Malaysia: $1 million to the Red Cross
- Maldives: $25,000 to the Red Cross
- Mauritania: $200,000 from the American Mauritania Business Council to the Red Cross
- Mexico: 45 truckloads of supplies, transport vehicles, two field kitchens, two helicopters
- Mongolia: $50,000 pledged
- Morocco: $500,000 pledged
- Nepal: $25,000 pledged
- Netherlands: Levee inspection team to assist Army Corps of Engineers, water pumps, frigate
- New Zealand: $1.4 million to the Red Cross
- Nigeria: $1 million pledged
- Norway: $1.54 million in cash and supplies
- Oman: $15 million
- Organization of American States: $25,000, created fund for donations from member states to the International Committee of the Red Cross
- Pakistan: $1 million pledged to the Red Cross, supplies
- Palau: $50,000 pledged plus $50,000 donor drive
- Papua New Guinea: $10,000 to the Red Cross
- Qatar: $100 million pledged
- Republic of Korea: $30 million, supplies
- Russia: air transport, generators, tents, blankets, water, water pumps, supplies
- Sao Tome and Principe: $18,000 pledged
- Saudi Arabia: $5 million from Aramco, $250,000 from AGFUND
- Singapore: four helicopters
- Spain: relief supplies
- Sri Lanka: $25,000 to the Red Cross
- Sweden: telecommunications equipment
- Taiwan: $2 million, supplies
- Thailand: blankets, supplies
- United Arab Emirates: $100 million pledged
- Uganda: $200,000 pledged
- United Kingdom: relief supplies
- Venezuela: up to $1 million to the Red Cross and state governments
- Vietnam: $100,000 to victims
- Yemen: $100,000 to the Red Cross