Relief actors in Sud address reports of forced evacuations from temporary shelters.
WFP provides emergency food assistance to approximately 590,000 people in Grand’Anse, Nippes, and Sud.
USAID/OFDA provides an additional $1.5 million for multi-sector interventions in Grand’Anse and Sud.
An estimated 53,400 children resume classes as schools begin reopening in Grand’Anse and Sud. USAID/OFDA provides plastic sheeting to support nearly 400,000 hurricane-affected people. USAID provides an additional $7.3 million for emergency food and multi-sector assistance.
Humanitarian organizations continue to support GoH-led relief and recovery efforts throughout southwestern Haiti.
USAID/FFP contributes an additional $1 million to WFP’s Special Operation.
USAID/OFDA supports improved access to safe drinking water and sanitation in hurricane-affected areas.
USAID/OFDA contributes more than $5 million in additional support for emergency relief activities in Haiti. WFP bolsters logistics operations by air, land, and sea; reaches more than 350,000 people with food assistance in October. USAID continues to work with humanitarian actors to respond to immediate shelter needs.
On Wednesday October 5, 2016 the U.S. Joint Task Force Bravo based at Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras en route to Haiti on a U.S. military humanitarian assistance and disaster relief mission, five aircrafts with 30 personnel refueled at the Norman Manley International Airport.
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