In the Dominican Republic a landslide killed 8 people and injured 2 others. Also in the Dominican Republic 1,239 homes were reported damaged and 12 homes had been destroyed. Much of Jacmel, Haiti was also flooded. In Benet, a landslide killed one person. Overall the storm killed 85 people, destroyed 2,112 homes, and damaged another 9,189. September 3, 2008 – Hurricane Hanna (2008) slowly moves north of Haiti, dropping up to a foot of rain in already saturated ground from Hurricane Gustav and Tropical Storm Fay (2008). The heavy rain caused very large mudslides and in the town of Gonaïves, which was also hard hit during Hurricane Jeanne, was flooded with up to of water. By September 4, the Haitian government reported up to 529 deaths, as people started to evacuate to shelters during the aftermath and people even slept on their roofs to protect themselves from looters. Bridges in and out of Gonavïes were also destroyed, limiting transportation. September 6, 2008 - Hurricane Ike drops torrential rainfall in Hispaniola on already saturated ground, leaving hundreds of thousands of people homeless and killing 76 people. In Gonaïves, the last bridge standing had been washed away, slowing relief efforts and causing a deep humanitarian and food crisis in Gonavïes. Most of the deaths from Hurricane Ike in Haiti were in the seaside commune of Cabaret, which was flooded and had been destroyed by mudslides. The Prime Minister of Haiti, or Michèle Pierre-Louis, was calling for help from other countries, as four storms have impacted Haiti in less than three weeks, killing 550 people and leaving as many as one million people homeless. Michèle also said that because Gonavïes had been completely destroyed by the four storms, they may have to rebuild the city in a new place. 2010s June 22, 2010 - The tropical wave that would later lead to the formation of Hurricane Alex drops heavy rainfall in Hispaniola, killing one person and leaving another missing. More than 3,000 people were evacuated, mostly due to swollen rivers. In Santo Domingo, one person was killed and another went missing, while 160 houses were flooded. Also, in San Juan de la Maguana, 550 homes were underwater. In nearby Haiti, Gonaïves reported minor flooding. November 5, 2010 – Hurricane Tomas becomes a hurricane just miles away from Haiti, flooding one of Haiti's largest refugee camps after the 2010 Haiti earthquake caused major damage