Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry reassured the public on Thursday that New Orleans is safe following a tragic incident on New Year's Day. A man drove a pickup truck into a large crowd, resulting in the loss of at least 15 lives. Governor Landry emphasized the importance of honoring the victims and ensuring that their lives were not lost in vain.
In an interview, Governor Landry expressed his commitment to restoring the city's vibrancy and safety. He highlighted that the victims had gathered in New Orleans to celebrate and enjoy the festivities of the new year. Despite the tragic event, Governor Landry echoed the sentiment that living in fear is not the answer. He emphasized the need for people to continue living their lives without succumbing to fear.
Referencing an eyewitness account, Governor Landry reiterated the resilience of the community and the city. He emphasized the collective effort to rebuild and restore New Orleans as a welcoming and secure destination for visitors. Governor Landry's confidence in the city's safety was evident as he stated his conviction that New Orleans remains a secure place for individuals to come together and enjoy themselves.
