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Rebuilding Haiti Will be a Difficult Task

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Ray Kouguell

VOA's Ray Kouguell interviewed Professor of Architecture, Mary Comerio, University of California, Berkeley about Haiti earthquake rehabilitation in the months ahead.

Professor Comerio talks about the scope of re-building, the long-range outlook for recovery and how Haiti's devastation compares with other similar earthquake disasters.
 

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