Earthquakes and secondary disasters like landslides and tsunamis can devastate regions, leaving lasting impacts for years. Beyond the immediate harm to individuals and infrastructure, these events ...

Jan. 12 marks the 15th anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti, which killed hundreds of thousands. Many Haitians sought refuge in Montreal following the disaster. While the effects are ...

Exias hasn't seen the eight siblings he left behind in Haiti since the earthquake. Although he longs to visit, he fears being deported. "Everything I hear about Haiti is just bad," he said.

Haiti Earthquake (Haiti, 2010) On January 12, 2010, Haiti, situated in the Caribbean and sharing the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic, was struck by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake ...

Prépetit said since Aug. 14, 2021, when Haiti’s southern peninsula was struck by a magnitude 7.2 earthquake that left hundreds dead, his team has had a particular focus on the Grand’Anse ...

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — The U.S., European Union and others pledged $600 million in additional funds Wednesday to help hundreds of thousands struggling six months after a powerful ...

A seismic network was put in place after the 2010 quake but, despite recording two ‘strong motions’ before August 14, no alerts went out.

CAVAILLON, Haiti — Makeshift tents occupy soccer fields. Cinder blocks from demolished homes surround mattresses and blankets cover grassy parks. In Haiti, earthquake survivors have nowhere to ...

JULIE: MORE THAN A WEEK LATER, HAITI IS STILL RECOVERING FROM THE DEADLY EARQUTHAKE THAT ROCKED THE COUNTRY. ROB: TONIGHT, WE HEAR FROM A MAN WITH TIES TO OMAHA WHO WAS IMPACTED BY THE EARTHQUAKE ...

The death toll from Haiti's devastating earthquake has now surpassed 2,000, as anger grows over the slow place of aid in remote regions. Thousands of homes and livelihoods were lost after the 7.2 ...

The magnitude-7.2 earthquake, which struck Haiti's southern peninsula on August 14, impacts an area where about 1.5 million Haitians live, The New York Times reports.