US President Barack Obama has declared a state of emergency on Sunday in a massive flood-affected Louisiana. There are more than seven thousand people trapped in

homes and cars, emergency workers recovered. The White House said. Officials devastating floods in the state as rescue workers continued to carry out their responsibilities with regard to co-operation in the center of the emergency measures are taken to available funding. Meanwhile, there are at least three people have died due to the inclement weather. At least there is still one missing. Flooding "historic", referring to the record of Governor Edward John Bell, said: "This is a story." He said, "There is absolutely rainfall continues and it is not over yet. However, a lot of precipitation has decreased prevalence. Gradually the rain flooded some areas and was heading toward the west face. Pulled down and the water starts to rise after three days submerged large areas of the region on Sunday. After the incident, local residents and national agencies are working together to recover. Local media said the Sheriff's Department, Baton Rouge, the capital of thousands of people were evacuated from nearby.