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The Unit­ed Na­tions is re­it­er­at­ing con­cerns that Haiti will face se­vere prob­lems dur­ing the 2025 At­lantic Hur­ri­cane sea­son, amid se­vere fund­ing short­falls, con­tin­gency stocks are at their low­est lev­els ever.

Unit­ed Na­tions spokesman, Stéphane Du­jar­ric, said that the hu­man­i­tar­i­an coun­try team in the French-speak­ing Caribbean Com­mu­ni­ty (CARI­COM)  coun­try is sound­ing the alarm on the need for en­hanced pre­pared­ness for the hur­ri­cane sea­son which ends on No­vem­ber 30.

“De­spite fore­casts in­di­cat­ing an above-av­er­age sea­son, Haiti be­gins this hur­ri­cane sea­son with no pre-po­si­tioned food sup­plies and no avail­able fund­ing to launch a rapid re­sponse,”  Du­jar­ric said.