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A stop by an FFP tent village and an artesian well. We’re moving faster now – out running some afternoon storms. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
We stopped at one of thousands of tent cities, this one at the epicenter. Most houses at the epicenter were destroyed and there are mostly tents here. And rubble. Lots of rubble. Lack of water, sanitation and at night, lack of light is a problem. And for women and girls,, according to Delane Bailey, fear...
A stop for lunch near the quake epicenter. FFP rebuilt housing and a school for the orphanage. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
Moving in stops and starts through Port au Prince and into Carrefore. Commerce goes on amongst debris of crumbled buildings and refuse piles used as a curb. Tent cities are in alleyways and once courtyards. The resilience of the Haitian people is truly impressive and frightening. We see tent homes constructed in the median of...
The tent behind the broken fence is where court is now held