Hurricane Sandy Brings Hardship for Haitian Families
Published on 21 December 2012
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Marigot is a small community in the South East of Haiti. Water and mud
rushed down the hills when Sandy hit at the end of October. Several houses
were flooded. Crops and banana trees were washed away or buried under
the mud.
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“The food that WFP is giving me today will help me get by for a few
weeks and I am grateful for that,” said Tericia Jeudi after receiving
her emergency ration of rice, beans, oil and salt from WFP in Marigot.
Her five small plots of land were damaged by hurricane Sandy, although
her house was spared.
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