Posted on 01/25/2022 3:30:21 PM PST by Roman_War_Criminal
On the morning of January 24, 2022, two earthquakes of M5.4 and M5.6, respectively, hit the department of Nippes, Haiti.
According to the General Directorate of Civil Protection (DGPC), two people died while 52 others were injured.
The housing and education sectors have been the most affected.
In the Sud and Nippes departments, all schools were forced to close their doors.
Some 21 students were admitted to the Sainte Thérèse Hospital in Miragoâne, including 7 who were unconscious and 3 “in a state of shock”.
Approximately 190 houses were destroyed and more than 590 were damaged.
No further damage to health institutions or any other public buildings has been reported.
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT 2 Dead
52 People injured
834 Families in need of assistance
780+ Houses damaged or destroyed
SITUATION & RESPONSE OVERVIEW Five months after a M7.2 quake severely affected the departments of Sud, Nippes and Grand’Anse on August 14, 2021, back-to-back aftershocks of magnitude 5.45 at 8:20 a.m. and 5.6 at 9:06 a.m. occurred on the morning of Jan. 24th.
These consecutive quakes killed two people and injured 52 others, destroying homes and triggering widespread panic, particularly among the school-age population, according to the DGPC.
In the commune of Fonds-des-Nègres, a man and a woman died after a landslide and the collapse of a wall.
More than 780 houses were damaged or destroyed, leaving 834 families, who were already living in houses rendered weak by the August 14, 2021 earthquake, homeless.
Local authorities and Civil Protection are coordinating response efforts to assist and protect the affected population.
The DGPC has deployed volunteers to the most affected communes of Petite-Rivière-de-Nippes, Fonds-des-Nègres, and Anse-à-Veau to keep the population informed and clean up damaged or destroyed homes.
Additionally, a team of volunteers has been mobilized to conduct rapid needs assessments. According to these initial assessments, the main needs identified include psycho-social support for the affected population, particularly students, temporary shelter and non-food items (hygiene and kitchen kits, among others) for affected families.
The earthquake struck just 12 days after the nation marked the 12-year anniversary of a M7 earthquake that struck Haiti, killing more than 200,000 people.
Construction with Rice Crispy Squares is not a good idea.
Bill Clinton is hopping on a plane to “help the children.”
Are there any buildings that are not damaged in Haiti? Not being sarcastic.
The Clintons looking to run another scam relief effort.
https://www.sott.net/article/374161-Wikileaks-blew-the-Clintons-Haiti-Scam-wide-open
And the Clintons go, “Ka-Ching!”
Wow I’ll bet H1llary thinks that’s like a sign from...whatever she worships. B1ll’s all like, “Dang, looks like we’s gonna be gettin’ a new shipment a’ servants here purty soon!”
The Dominican Republic looks like Monaco compared to Haiti.
However, the Clintons embezzeled almost $2,000 per person killed from the relief funds so it kinda worked out OK. And the folks that died were black and had not voted for Bill Clinton so they did not matter to the Clintons anyway.
Lots of destruction and devastation, causing $49.50 worth of damage. Pleas went out for donations of cardboard to replace their important government buildings.
So true.
And the Criminal Cartel known as the Clinton Foundation got away with it all.
I guess we have to wait for God’s judgment on these two hideous grifters.
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