What everybody and specially most Haitians dreaded happened. The rain came, the tents weren't there for everyone, many ran back to their unsecured homes, and a strong quake of magnitude 4.7 on the Richter scale fell on Haiti on Monday at 4H35AM.
Residents of metropolitan Port-au-Prince indicated that the intensity was comparable to the earthquake of January 12. For 2 to 3 seconds, many houses were severely shaken, causing panic in parts of downtown. Many citizens who were in their homes rushed into the streets with their sleeping children. In an early evening downpour had forced many people, private tent, take refuge in their houses cracked.
Patrick Delerme, a psychologist leaving in Orlando Florida and CFA of a Non-Profit Organisation, Polycarpe, inc., says that this is just going to add to the stress of the many Haitians who are already suffering from bad PTSD. Patrick Delerme recently went to Haiti on a volunteer mission to bring medical and mostly psychological relief to Carrefour had a chance to diagnose many people in the area.
PVS Canal 16 started airing in 1990. It is the first on-air private television station licensed to operate in Haïti. Its programming has largely been based on Haitian culture and Haitian cinema promotion.
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