VOICED: Haitian radio key link for survivors

In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, local radio stations play a crucial role in keeping the community informed and connected. Despite challenges like power outages, the radio team remains committed to broadcasting, providing both official and personal messages. They reassure the public, explain the situation, and help people find missing relatives. The community supports the radio by supplying resources, making the radio a vital source of hope and information for those cut off from the world.

How did the local radio stations help the community during the crisis?

What was the primary mission of the radio team after the earthquake?

What were some of the misconceptions people had about the earthquake?

In what ways did the audience contribute to the radio station's operations?

Why is the radio considered the 'voice of hope' during the crisis?