Haiti Photo Stories

Look at this photo... Soldiers from the new Haitian Army Corps of Engineers are working very hard to clear the rubble from the homes destroyed by the 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit the city of Port-de-Paix Haiti on October 6 2018.

This time help did not come in the form of foreign soldiers. Haiti had her own army with expert engineers to help out in times of disaster.

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Look at this photo... A soldier from the new Haitian Army Corps of Engineers knodking out the rubble from a house that collapsed in Port-de-Paix after an 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit the city on Oct 6 2018.

The Haitian army was deployed to the area to assist in the aftermath of the earthquake.

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Look at this photo... Soldiers from the new Haitian Army are helping the people of Port-de-Paix clearing the streets of debris after a 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit the city on Oct 6.

The new Haitian army was deployed in the area to assist in the aftermath of the earthquake.

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Look at this photo... Soldiers from the new Haitian Army Corps of Engineers are helping the people of Port-de-Paix after an 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit the city.

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The majestic ruins of the Palace of Sans Souci was the royal residence of Haitian King Henri I (Henri Christophe). Palais Sans Souci is located in the Milot, Haiti, 5 kilometers northeast of Citadelle Laferriere.

Palais Sans Soucis in Northern Haiti was one of nine palaces built by King Henry I and the most magestic.

Sans Souci palace, build from 1810 to 1813, was acknowledged by many to be the Caribbean equivalent of the Palace of Versailles in France.

Sans Souci palace was destroyed after a severe earthquake hit Nothern Haiti back in 1842. The palace was destroyed and the city of Cap-Haitien was devastated.

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Look at this photo... Naomi Osaka, Haitian-Japanese Tennis Player during a visit to Haiti in October 2017. She is visiting a school her parents built.

Her father, Leonard Francois, is Haitian and her mother is Japanese...

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Look at this photo... Naomi Osaka, Haitian-Japanese Tennis Player speaking to the little children in a classroom during a visit to Haiti in October 2017.

Naomi Osaka's father, Leonard Francois, is Haitian and her mother is Japanese...

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Here is the map of the epicenter of an earthquake that happend in Haiti Sunday Oct 7 2018

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Here is a photo of Haitian-Japanese Naomi Osaka shaking hands with Anastasija Sevastova after loosing to her at the 2018 China Open Semifinals at the National Tennis Center in Beijing Saturday Oct 6 2018.

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Here is a photo of Haitian-Japanese Naomi Osaka receiving medical treatment during a set break during her Tennis match against Anastasija Sevastova at the 2018 China Open Semifinals at the National Tennis Center in Beijing Saturday Oct 6 2018.

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