A major earthquake struck western Haiti on Saturday, sending shock waves across the Caribbean, where people fled their homes for fear that buildings might collapse, and sparking a regional tsunami ...

Students and business in Haiti’s second largest city of Cap-Haitien will be participating in an earthquake and tsunami risk mitigation drill on Friday.

More injured victims from Haiti’s deadly weekend earthquake trickled Wednesday into hospitals already overwhelmed with thousands of patients, while bodies are still being found in collapsed ...

The northern Haiti city of Cap-Haïtien is preparing for a tsunami. With the city’s close proximity to the ocean and the risk great of both tsunami and earthquake, students there will be ...

A magnitude 7.2 earthquake — which is more powerful than the catastrophic 2010 quake — struck off the coast of Haiti on Saturday August 14.

At least 304 people died and hundreds were injured after a major earthquake struck southwestern Haiti on Saturday, authorities said, reducing churches, hotels, schools and homes to rubble in the ...

Most at risk from tsunamis is Haiti's north coast and second city of Cap-Haitien, because fault lines criss-crossing the north of the island of Hispaniola jut into the sea, according to the ...

Not only was this earthquake more intense than 2010's, it was also closer to the surface, and was followed by several substantial aftershocks, prompting a tsunami alert in the region.