Haitian family surives 2 major quakes in 2 months

Found this on usatoday.com. A Haiti family surived the 7.0 Haiti quake in January. They moved to Chile and got hit by the 8.8 quake the very next month. Here's the story:

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2010/03/resettled-haitian-family-in-chile-rocked-by-second-quake-in-two-months/1

Warning: if you see this family near you start praying that nothing will happen.

Mike T wrote:Found this on usatoday.com. A Haiti family surived the 7.0 Haiti quake in January. They moved to Chile and got hit by the 8.8 quake the very next month. Here's the story:

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2010/03/resettled-haitian-family-in-chile-rocked-by-second-quake-in-two-months/1

Warning: if you see this family near you start praying that nothing will happen.

Wow, talk about having a black cloud over your head! That's gotta be just unbelievable and horrible to experience twice, in 2 months and after you move to get away from the first one to start over.

socalshakin wrote:

Mike T wrote:Found this on usatoday.com. A Haiti family surived the 7.0 Haiti quake in January. They moved to Chile and got hit by the 8.8 quake the very next month. Here's the story:

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2010/03/resettled-haitian-family-in-chile-rocked-by-second-quake-in-two-months/1

Warning: if you see this family near you start praying that nothing will happen.

Wow, talk about having a black cloud over your head! That's gotta be just unbelievable and horrible to experience twice, in 2 months and after you move to get away from the first one to start over.

Yeah, well lets hope their next destination is NOT SoCal, especially in the L.A. or Ventura areas.

Well, if I hear they've moved to anywhere in So Cal, I'll be moving out of state.

Poor people!