Urgent plan needed to tackle housing crisis in Haiti

Headline Title: Urgent plan needed to tackle housing crisis in Haiti 10 February 2012 Haitian authorities must urgently develop and implement a national plan to tackle the country’s severe housing crisis, Amnesty International said today after a child died in a fire that broke out in a camp of survivors of the 2010 earthquake. According to reports from local authorities and human rights group GARR, a 3-year-old girl died and three people were severely injured on Wednesday morning in a what is believed to be an accidental blaze in camp Ecole République d’Argentine, in the Carrefour…

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