The nation's largest city was left to pick up the pieces on Tuesday after superstorm Sandy deluged lower Manhattan, flooded portions of the subway system and left hundreds of thousands without power.
Sandy's wrath was felt up and down the East Coast, cutting power to more than 6 million and causing at least 16 deaths before continuing its path inland with the potential to cause even more havoc.
At least six of those confirmed deaths were in New York state, one of which was in the city.
New York City had shut its mass transit system, schools, the stock exchange, Broadway and most bridges and ordered hundreds of thousands of residents to leave home to get out of the way of Sandy as it zeroed in on the coast.
50 houses burnt down ,24 houses still on fire at Queens,NY neighbourhood ,12 inch of snow in West Virginia.
New York City had shut its mass transit system, schools, the stock exchange, Broadway and most bridges and ordered hundreds of thousands of residents to leave home to get out of the way of Sandy as it zeroed in on the coast.
50 houses burnt down ,24 houses still on fire at Queens,NY neighbourhood ,12 inch of snow in West Virginia.
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