VOICED: Haiti's homeless camp on perilous ground

The video discusses the aftermath of Haiti's January earthquake, focusing on the dire living conditions in temporary camps and the challenges faced by residents. It highlights the unsafe environment during hurricane season and the efforts to relocate people to safer areas with better infrastructure. The video also covers the focus on transitional shelters and the urban challenges of a congested city. Additionally, it touches on the difficulties in accessing education and transportation, particularly for young residents like Ken Lee.

What are the primary materials used for makeshift shelters in Haiti after the earthquake?

• Glass and steel

• Tarps, paper, and plastic

• Wood and metal

• Bricks and cement

Why are the temporary camps considered unsafe during the hurricane season?

• They are too close to the coast

• The shelters are made of flimsy materials

• They are located in flood-prone areas

• They are overcrowded

What is the main concern of the people living in temporary camps regarding their future housing?

• They are concerned about the location of new houses

• They are worried about the cost of new houses

• They are afraid of the quality of new houses

• They are unsure if they will receive new houses

What is the focus of NGOs and international aid agencies in Haiti post-earthquake?

• Constructing transitional shelters

• Providing food and water

• Building permanent settlements

• Offering medical aid

What challenge does Ken Lee face in continuing his education?

• Lack of schools in the area

• Inability to afford school fees

• Lack of educational materials

• Difficulty in finding transportation