Haiti’s death toll hits 842 and is expected to rise into the thousands once communication is reestablished with southwestern tip of island
Death tolls in the Caribbean have surged in the days after Hurricane Matthew moved away from Islands
Haiti alone has seen 842 people die from catastrophic storm with many more missing or unaccounted for
Communication has been cut off from remote southwestern tip of island and deaths there aren’t reported
An estimated 61,500 people are in shelters in Haiti after they were forced from their homes due to storm
Other regions of the Caribbean were also hit hard with four reported dead in the Dominican Republic
Cuban streets were reduced to rubble as debris from the storm littered the island
By KALHAN ROSENBLATT
DAILYMAIL.COM
7 October 2016
Hurricane Matthew’s death toll in the Caribbean has climbed to nearly 900 people, mostly in Haiti.
That number is expected to go up once communication is established with remote parts of the island.
Days after Hurricane Matthew moved away from Haiti, the number of people killed continues to rise in the hundreds as villages are reached by aid and rescue workers for the first time since the storm hit.
Authorities and aid workers still lack a clear picture of what they fear is the country’s biggest disaster in years.
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