VOICED: Haiti aid relief steps up amid coordination concerns

U.S. troops have arrived in Port-au-Prince to provide humanitarian aid, focusing on establishing security and distributing food and water. The mission aims to curb looting and facilitate the delivery of international aid, which has reached $1.2 billion. However, coordinating aid has been challenging, with some locals welcoming American intervention due to dissatisfaction with their own government. Despite mixed feelings, the need for assistance is urgent as many Haitians face dire living conditions.

What is the current living situation of the locals in Haiti as described in the text?

What are the local sentiments towards the arrival of American troops?