Solidarity in cyclone-hit Vanuatu as folk come together
Not long after the roof of Keith and Emma Vatoko's bedroom was torn off by Vanuatu's destructive cyclone, family members and neighbours were already hammering nails into a new makeshift home. The Vatokos and their village Mele, two kilometres (1.2 miles) south of the Pacific nation's capital Port Vila, are struggling to clear water-logged houses after winds of up to 320 kilometres (200 miles) per hour and pounding rain swept through, flooding a nearby river. "Despite what we are facing, we still put our heads up high and always think positive," Emma Vatoko told AFP as she stood beside her bedroom, which now sits bare of everything except a handwritten Lord's Prayer poster on the wall. Vanuatu, which has a population of some 267,000 people living across a string of picture-perfect islands, is famed as a tropical paradise for tourists.
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