CARE interviews cyclone survivors in Madagascar

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CARE interviews cyclone survivors in Madagascar

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Cyclone Ivan struck Madagascar in February 2008 with 150 mph winds. CARE, one of the world's leading development and humanitarian organizations, helped people living in Madegascar get their lives back together.