[skinnypig74]

I’ll never forget watching live/raw footage of that aftermath. An American doctor who also worked as a journalist was reporting for a major news network when a man came up to him while on the air carrying a baby just a day or so old. The baby had a head injury and the mother had been killed, so the father didn’t even have a way to feed the baby. The doctor stopped reporting and immediately started to assess the baby. I think the aftermath of this earthquake is the worst suffering and death I’ve seen, along with 9/11, of course. God bless those poor people

[K53]

Appears even COVID-19 doesn't want any part of Haiti

[n2ecosystems]

Can't imagine being in that situation, life already very tough, then to have the foot of mother nature step on your city like it's an ant hill. Looking at the structures, they had no chance. Sad

[Kurlis]

Prejudicial trade policies? That's ridiculous. Haiti's problems are endemic and internal. The problem is the people. They are unable to govern themselves.

[nosoupforyou71302]

So sad.

[Vixənn]

there totally was another huge earthquake that happened in Haiti just last month that nobody seems to want to fucking talk about.


August 14th, 2021.
magnitude 7.2.
2,248 deaths.
12,763 people injuried.
650,000 people in need of aid & emergency services.

[sharpypointy]

They’re in a better place now

Basically anywhere but Haiti

[SpaniardPrince]

Originally Posted by Hugo L. ↗

In 2018, 80% of Haitians live in cities. 1/3 don't have access to running water and 2/3 don't have access to sanitary services.

So it IS a shithole, earthquake or not.

They keep relying on foreign aid because they are too lazy to do anything.

Ignorant.