Scenes from Hurricane Sandy

epa03453295 A handout photograph provided by the US Coast Guard on 31 October 2012 shows an aerial view of New Haven, Connecticut during an flight with Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod, Massachusetts, following Hurricane Sandy, 30 October 2012. The US East Coast was to start picking up the pieces on 31 October after superstorm Sandy left at least 33 people dead and damage estimated in the billions of dollars. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the largest US city was going 'back to business' and bus routes would be fully reopened 31 October. The subway would probably take another four or five days to resume operations, he said late 30 October. Some flights were to also resume. US President Barack Obama planned to visit New Jersey on 31 October with the state's governor, Chris Christie, for a first-hand impression of the damage. 'The devastation on the Jersey shore is unthinkable,' said the leader of the state where Sandy made landfall 29 October night. EPA/Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert Simpson / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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A photograph provided by the US Coast Guard on 31 Oct. showed an aerial view of New Haven, Connecticut following Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 30.