CCTV cross over: Monetary outlets resume service in Haiti

Our reporter Nathan King joins now from Haiti. Hello Nathan.

Q1: We've received news that a 4.9 magnitude aftershock just rattled Haiti. The epicenter was some 40 kilometers of the coastal town of Jacmel. Can you please update us on the tremor?

Q2: A 35-year-old man has been rescued two weeks after the earthquake. Apparently he had no serious injuries. Is this miraculous rescue boosting morale for rescuers and locals?

Q3: Despite sporadic cases of diarrhea, there are no signs of an epidemic outbreak. But sanitation and hygiene urgently needs to be addressed. Are there any concrete measures being adopted to ease the threat of a serious outbreak?

Q4: Dozens of banks in Port-au-Prince have re-opened, and a number of supermarkets in the capital are also operating. Is this a sign that Haiti is getting back on track?

Q5: It has been two weeks since the earthquake occurred and you've been on the ground for quite a while. What has been the most significant change in the situation there?

Nathan King joins now from Haiti. Hello Nathan.(CCTV.com)