Killer storm sweeps across Haiti

A storm set off mudslides and flooding that killed at least 11 people in impoverished Haiti.

Killer storm sweeps across Haiti
Tue, 07 Jun, 2011 - 16:55

A storm set off mudslides and flooding that killed at least 11 people in impoverished Haiti.

Rains engulfed the capital Port-au-Prince for several hours, turning hilly streets into rivers and sweeping debris down denuded hillsides.

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