9 killed after weekend storm in Haiti: official
The total number of passengers aboard the boat remains unknown.
Meanwhile, in the country`s central department of Centre, a man was swept away and dead due to rising waters in the weekend.
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Rising hunger in Central America, Haiti as El Nino follows prolonged drought: UN food agency
UNITED NATIONS, April 7 (Xinhua) -- The World Food Programme (WFP) said on Thursday it was committed to assisting 1.6 million people hit by droughts exacerbated by El Nino in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Haiti and building resilience against future climatic shocks.
Speaking at the end of visits to El Salvador and Guatemala to see the compounded impact of El Nino, one of the strongest in the past half century, WFP Executive Director Ertharin Cousin said the agency planned to scale up to help the most vulnerable in the four countries through August, the UN food relief agency said in a press release.