Clear up continues for battered Haiti

After cyclones hit Haiti, particularly affecting areas like Cabaret and Port-au-Prince, the country faced severe destruction with 60 casualties and significant infrastructure damage. French firemen and locals worked to clear debris, but the situation worsened with subsequent torrential rains and flooding. Personal stories of survival highlight the human impact, while international aid remains insufficient, with only 2% of required funds received. The UN continues to call for more support as the plight of Haitians fades from global attention.

What was one of the major impacts of the cyclone in Cabaret?

• The population increased

• A new school was built

• The river was cleaned

• A 20-meter break in the road

What natural event followed the cyclones, worsening the situation in Haiti?

• Torrential rain and flooding

• A drought

• A heatwave

• An earthquake

What is the main challenge faced by the French firemen in Cabaret?

• Providing medical aid

• Removing mud to allow people to return home

• Organizing community events

• Building new roads

What percentage of the required aid funds has the United Nations received for Haiti?

• 10%

• 2%

• 75%

• 50%

What has happened to the international community's attention towards Haiti's plight?

• It has remained the same

• It has led to immediate action

• It has increased significantly

• It has dropped off completely