Hanna survivors wait for aid

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Survivors of Tropical Storm Hanna, that has killed at least 136 people, line up to register for aid from neighbouring Dominican Republic. Searching for food, hundreds of storm victims wander through the flooded streets of the Haitian port city of Gonaives. Thousands have been left homeless from the devastation caused by the tropical storm. Neighbouring country Dominican Republic has organized relief efforts, sending food and other aid to the region. But bridges and roads were washed out, making it difficult for aid to reach the coastal city. The U.S. government has forecast 14 to 18 tropical storms will form during the six-month season that began on June 1, more than the historical average of 10.


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