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Forced into temporary shelters are now having to deal with flooding, heavy winds and rain. unicef says half a million children have been left with limited or no access to shelter and safe water. 0ur correspondentjames clayton reports now from the town of les cayes, one of the worst affected areas at times, it feels like haiti is being hit from all directions on multiple fronts. first the earthquake. then the storm. it hit just after dark. violent winds and horizontal rain. misery loaded on top of misery. all across this town people have been left with a stark choice. do they either sleep in unsafe structures or do they decide to sleep on the streets in the wet and the cold? this is the biggest camp in the area. people seeking refuge on a football field. they were told they d be safe here, but as the rains poured, they were soaked, their tents ....
Aid workers in haiti are racing to provide food, water and shelter to survivors of saturday s earthquake, before a major tropical storm hits the country. hospitals are struggling to cope with thousands of injured survivors. more than 1,400 people are known to have died after the quake struck on saturday. 0ur correspondentjames clayton managed to travel to the town of les cayes from where he sent us this report. many of these people were asleep when the earthquake hit, their homes caving in. it s hard enough to treat survivors of any natural disaster, but when the hospitals themselves are under fear of collapse, it makes it all the more difficult. well, this hospital is simply too unsafe to have people stay inside. so they ve brought everyone outside here and they ve tried to place them under trees, under tents, to try and keep ....
Hospitals are struggling to cope with thousands of injured survivors. more than 1,400 people are known to have died, after the quake struck on saturday. the problems are even more acute in remote areas. 0ur correspondentjames clayton managed to travel to the town of les cayes, to the north of the path of the storm, and sent us this report. many of these people were asleep when the earthquake hit, their homes caving in. it s hard enough to treat survivors of any natural disaster, but when the hospitals themselves are under fear of collapse, it makes it all the more difficult. well, this hospital is simply too unsafe to have people stay inside. so they ve brought everyone outside here and they ve tried to place them under trees, under tents, to try and keep them a little bit cooler and out of the hot sun. but what you re seeing here is 48 hours after the quake, the doctors have run out of painkillers, they ve run out of antibiotics, and there are major concerns ....
Mean maternal health improved, healthcare in general improved, education improved, but these were islands of improvement within a sea of failure, and at the end of the day, many of these improvements were only sustainable if there was a permanent us presence. of which there isn t. thank you for being on the programme. we will have a lot more in afghanistan on a business coverage in around 20 minutes time when we will look at what is in store now for the afghan economy now that it now for the afghan economy now thatitis now for the afghan economy now that it is under the control of the taliban once again. let s get some of the day s other news. a tropical storm has made landfall in haiti drenching the country with heavy rain as it deals with the aftermath of saturday s powerful earthquake. at least 1,400 people were killed in the quake and almost 7,000 injured. 0ur correspondentjames clayton managed to travel to the town of les cayes to the north of the path of the storm, and sent us th ....