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Haiti Residents Still Struggling In Aftermath Of Deadly Earthquake - The Seattle Medium

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Today, over one month since the August 2021 quake, half of the Haitians affected still need humanitarian assistance – about 400,000 people, according to the District-based nonprofit Project Hope.

The post Haiti Residents Still Struggling In Aftermath Of Deadly Earthquake appeared first on The Seattle Medium.

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