Haiti wants refugees back in ravaged neighborhoods (AP via Yahoo! News)
February 26th, 2010Relief officials have changed tack and are urging Haiti’s earthquake homeless to return to their destroyed neighborhoods as the rainy season fast approaches.
Relief officials have changed tack and are urging Haiti’s earthquake homeless to return to their destroyed neighborhoods as the rainy season fast approaches.
Clutching automatic assault rifles, truckloads of U.N. troops patrolled the streets of Haiti’s shattered capital on the day after the earthquake hit last month, seemingly oblivious to the misery around them.
Clutching automatic assault rifles, truckloads of U.N. troops patrolled the streets of Haiti’s shattered capital on the day after the earthquake hit last month, seemingly oblivious to the misery around them.
New plan for Haiti’s earthquake homeless: Move back to destroyed neighborhoods. Haiti – Earthquake – Caribbean – Organizations – Business and Economy
New plan for Haiti’s earthquake homeless: Move back to destroyed neighborhoods. Haiti – Earthquake – Caribbean – Organizations – Business and Economy
The first heavy rain since the earthquake briefly doused Haiti’s capital Thursday night as relief officials changed tack on dealing with the homeless, demphasizing plans to build big camps outside Port-au-Prince.
The first heavy rain since the earthquake briefly doused Haiti’s capital Thursday night as relief officials changed tack on dealing with the homeless, demphasizing plans to build big camps outside Port-au-Prince.
With forecasters warning of Haiti’s first big rainstorm since the earthquake, relief officials are delaying plans to build big refugee camps.
With forecasters warning of Haiti’s first big rainstorm since the earthquake, relief officials are delaying plans to build big refugee camps.
The first heavy rain since the earthquake doused Haiti’s capital Thursday night, soaking hundreds of thousands of homeless in a city where barren hillsides and weakened buildings are threatening to give way.
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