Haiti’s logistical nightmare

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Relief workers, doctors and military troops continue to work hard to help earthquake survivors in Haiti. But conditions there remain extremely difficult. There are reports of hospitals and clinics running out of medicine, and then there’s the still-frustrating work of delivering food and water to survivors. Marco Werman speaks with Wall Street Journal reporter Christopher Rhoads about the logistical nightmare of distributing aid in Haiti. Download MP3

• BBC coverage
• Christopher Rhoads’s article in the Wall St Journal
• ‘Convoy to Nowhere’ slideshow