East Harlem Explosion Aftermath: Displaced Families Are Separated in Shelters, Refuse to Return to What Govt. Agencies Deem 'Safe' Apartments

The tragic East Harlem explosion that destroyed two buildings, killed eight and injured more than 60 people on March 12, continues to bring more heartache, separation anxiety and financial hurdles for displaced families, many who are a part of the Latino community.

Latino Community Hit Hard By Harlem Explosion

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The heavily Latino area suffered through a lot, with over a hundred people now homeless and various victims still in the hospital.
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