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Twelve years ago, at 4:53 p.m. on January 12, 2010, the earth shook Port-au-Prince, Haiti, for less than a minute. The earthquake shattered households, crumbled buildings, and claimed the lives of more than 250,000 people. Ever since that day, Haitian author Kettly Mars has been sifting through the
Given food distributions but they run out very quickly. the people are traumatized. the people are anxious about their future. >> reporter: tensions made worse by the fact that a powerful storm just ripped through the camp, destroying hundreds of tents. >> i've never seen anything like it because people were screaming and panicking and praying. >> reporter: this wasn't supposed to happen at camp corail. after all, so far, it's the only so-called planned camp for the homeless in the entire country. >> the hope of corail and the hope of future is this is an economic model that will bring people ...