Landslides were reported in the south.

In Port-au-Prince, the Champs de Mars camp is in the water. It keeps raining since Thursday evening, residents are trying to strengthen their shelter.

In Port-au-Prince "The wind has not yet picked up, but the rains are falling harder and harder," said Marianna Franco of the NGO ACTED, which prepositioned 8000 emergency shelter kits, consisting of tarpaulins, ropes and poles, spread over five sites throughout Haiti "These kits can serve 8,000 to about 43,000 people."

In Leogane Place Anacaona, the water is up to the bumper

According to a UN official, the camp Pinchinat, Jacmel, is completely destroyed and under water. All refugees have been evacuated.

Flooding reported on Route National # 2

Flooding reported on the road of Maïs Gâté

Winds reach 130 km/h, Tomas moves to 15 km/h toward the northeast. Its center will pass near the western part of Haiti this morning, then near Cuba, the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos.

S/ HaitiLibre