Here is part of the large tent city as you enter Croix de Bouquet. The tarps are nicer now in some areas but still tarps. |
In the city- Port au Prince by the hospital. |
North of the city- going toward St. Marc- these little villages are all over. |
And so are these houses. |
I know the family that lives in this house well. They do have another house on the property but it's dirt and rock. This is more the kitchen but I am sure they use it for sleeping too. |
This is the tent community in Carrefour as you travel along the beach road. |
Great photos to illustrate a very serious point; that what may be a simple thunderstorm to us in the United States can be devastating to people in Haiti who live in homes like those. We all need to keep Haiti in our prayers especially over these next few days!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tony! I agree and most of these people simply do not have the resources available to them to build something stronger/more reliable. You and I both know that well. They were already in financial distress and then the earthquake - many are doing their best to just survive and this is all they have (materially). Thanks for the prayers! -Crystal
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