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Haiti Floods: Death Toll Rises as Weather Conditions Improve

WHY IT MATTERS

The humanitarian response in Haiti's affected regions will need to address the damaged health infrastructure and provide support to those affected by the flooding, which has left thousands without access to basic necessities.

What happened

Heavy rains and flooding in Haiti's Grand Sud and West regions have resulted in eight confirmed deaths, with three in the West, three in Nippes, one in the South, and one in Grand'Anse. Forty people have been injured in the South, and five are missing in the same region. The National Emergency Operations Centre reports that 59,420 people are affected across the West, South, Nippes, and Grand'Anse. Thirteen thousand six hundred forty-nine houses have been flooded, and the Derrière-Fort health centre in Les Cayes has suffered significant damage, with at least 90% of its equipment and supplies destroyed or out of use.

LINKED SOURCES

Haiti: Heavy Rains and Flooding in the Grand Sud and the West - Flash Update No. 2 (as of 29 October 2026)

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