It is obvious a lot of money will be flowing into the country. But no amount of money can replace the pains the Haitian people are enduring at the moment. It’s hard to lose your home, precious memories, friends and family members. (more…)
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I’m still waiting for news from Haiti about the earthquake as down broke and a new day arrives. The authorities on the ground can now have an initial assessment about the situation. It doesn’t look good.
I’ve been trying to get a hold of my family. I know most of them are OK. I’m still trying to reach out to the others.
Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, is badly damaged. The powerful earthquake that shook the Island destroyed most of everything in the city. I’m very concerned about Carrefour, the area that is densely populated where the earthquake hit the hardest.
I pray that my poor nation can find its way out of this crisis. But it’s going to be a longtime. Please land a hand in whatever capacity you can. If you have any information, please share with us.
As you might be aware, the last few weeks have been very tough for Haiti. Three major hurricanes battered the Island and left millions struggling for survival. The city of Gonaive is the worse shape. The flood washed away everything. People are crying for help daily.
The city of Cayes is left isolated without any means of transportation from and to Port-au-Prince. The major is completely gone. And the government has no money right now to rebuild a new road. Because of lack of transportation, food prices soared. And there’s absolutely no gasoline available anywhere.
