VOICED: Damaged Haiti port vital to quake aid supplies

The video discusses the impact of an earthquake on a key port, highlighting the destruction of the North Quay and partial damage to the South Quay. Despite the damage, efforts are underway to repair the port to facilitate the delivery of aid. The video also covers the challenges faced in unloading ships and the improvised solutions being implemented to ensure aid reaches the earthquake victims. American engineers and navy ships are assisting in these efforts, and a new landing platform is being used for the first time to bring in essential supplies.

What was the condition of the North Key after the earthquake?

• It was partially destroyed.

• It was slightly damaged.

• It remained intact.

• It was totally destroyed.

Why is the port crucial for bringing aid into the country?

• Because it is cheaper than air transport.

• Because planes can only bring in a limited amount of supplies.

• Because it is closer to the capital.

• Because it is the only entry point for aid.

Who is assisting in the repair of the port?

• United Nations engineers

• French engineers

• American engineers

• Local engineers

What is being constructed to allow commercial ships to offload cargo?

• A new dock

• A temporary bridge

• An improvised landing area

• A floating platform

What did the ship from the United States deliver?

• Food, water, and tents

• Construction materials

• Fuel and machinery

• Medical supplies