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Haiti neighborhood devastated
An earthquake survivor shows CNN's Ivan Watson the devastation in his neighborhood.Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Haiti earthquake survivors scavenge for food
AlJazeera : Additional police and troops are being sent to Haiti to bolster security amid relief efforts in the wake of last weeks deadly earthquake. For many earthquake victims, even six days after the disaster, the story is still one of frustration as aid is only slowly getting through. While at the airport the debate rages over the prioritising of military flights over civilian aid flights, in makeshift relief camps some earthquake victims are going hungry while others are fighting for food. Al JazeerCollected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Haiti Earthquake: Léogane worst affected city
United Nations : United Nations, New York, 18 January 2010 - Just 20 miles west of the capital, the city of Leogane with a population of approximately 134,000 was one of the worst affected by last week's devastating earthquake. Initial estimates indicate that 80 to 90 percent of the buildings were heavily damaged. The World Food Programme (WFP) is implementing distribution of high energy biscuits to 50,000 people in Leogane as well as Cité Soleil, Carrefour, Place Boyer, Champ de Mars and Jacmel. The WFP PCollected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Haiti
No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net/nocomment/Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
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Haïti, test difficile pour la nouvelle diplomatie européenne
Portfolio sonore Le MondeCollected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
En Haïti les camps de fortune se multiplient
Portfolio Le mondeCollected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
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Haiti Earthquake Update (19 January 2010, 11:30 am in New York)
Unites Nations : United Nations, New York, 19 January 2010 - H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, United Nations Secretary-General, on the situation in Haiti.Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Lack of access to petrol fuels Haiti chaos
AFP : A week on from Haiti's killer earthquake, it's not just food, water and medicines in short supply. A lack of available petrol is also fuelling the post-quake chaos. Survivors have been scrambling to get their share of dwindling reserves from the service stations still standing, while others have been forced to buy from the black market at inflated prices.Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Raw Video: Rioting Amid Mob Rule in Port-au-Prin
AP : A large group of people armed with pieces of wood fought each other in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tuesday morning. (Jan. 19)Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Haiti Earthquake: An Israeli field hospital to bring specialized care to children
United Nations : United Nations, New York, 18 January 2010 - An Israeli field hospital in Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince is working around the clock to bring specialized care to children injured in the earthquake that devastated the Western hemisphere's poorest country last week. The hospital, set up in tents in Cite Soleil, one of the poorest areas in Port-au-Prince, has already taken in 250 patients, most of them children, and many in desperate conditions. Source: UNIFEED, MINUSTAHCollected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Haiti earthquake - U.S. aid mission
AlJazeera : Thousands of US troops have arrived on the island, trying to offer security and distribute what humanitarian aid there is. And the UN Security Council is expected to approve the deployment of 3,500 extra UN troops. But critics say before more security forces arrive, it is medical equipment, nurses and doctors that need to be allowed access to the country if aid efforts can really begin to reach those most in need. Sebastian Walker reports from Port-au-Prince. (Januray 19th, 2010)Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Tough Haitians still clinging to life under rubble
AFP : More than five days after an avalanche of rubble plunged her into a painful solitary black hell and 12 hours after international teams heard her faltering cries, Marie-France was rescued. French and US firefighters and medics drilled away the concrete slabs that buried her, then ground their way through the steel door that protected but also imprisoned her when Haiti was hit by a catastrophic earthquake.Collected in Catastrophes naturelles Jan 23, 2010 -
Haiti Earthquake Update (19 January 2010, 11:30 am in New York)
Unites Nations : United Nations, New York, 19 January 2010 - H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, United Nations Secretary-General, on the situation in Haiti.Collected in MarieSophie's Favorites Jan 19, 2010 -
Raw Video: Rioting Amid Mob Rule in Port-au-Prin
AP : A large group of people armed with pieces of wood fought each other in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tuesday morning. (Jan. 19)Collected in MarieSophie's Favorites Jan 19, 2010 -
Haiti Earthquake: An Israeli field hospital to bring specialized care to children
United Nations : United Nations, New York, 18 January 2010 - An Israeli field hospital in Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince is working around the clock to bring specialized care to children injured in the earthquake that devastated the Western hemisphere's poorest country last week. The hospital, set up in tents in Cite Soleil, one of the poorest areas in Port-au-Prince, has already taken in 250 patients, most of them children, and many in desperate conditions. Source: UNIFEED, MINUSTAHCollected in MarieSophie's Favorites Jan 19, 2010 -
Lack of access to petrol fuels Haiti chaos
AFP : A week on from Haiti's killer earthquake, it's not just food, water and medicines in short supply. A lack of available petrol is also fuelling the post-quake chaos. Survivors have been scrambling to get their share of dwindling reserves from the service stations still standing, while others have been forced to buy from the black market at inflated prices.Collected in MarieSophie's Favorites Jan 19, 2010 -
Tough Haitians still clinging to life under rubble
AFP : More than five days after an avalanche of rubble plunged her into a painful solitary black hell and 12 hours after international teams heard her faltering cries, Marie-France was rescued. French and US firefighters and medics drilled away the concrete slabs that buried her, then ground their way through the steel door that protected but also imprisoned her when Haiti was hit by a catastrophic earthquake.Collected in MarieSophie's Favorites Jan 19, 2010 -
Haiti earthquake - U.S. aid mission
AlJazeera : Thousands of US troops have arrived on the island, trying to offer security and distribute what humanitarian aid there is. And the UN Security Council is expected to approve the deployment of 3,500 extra UN troops. But critics say before more security forces arrive, it is medical equipment, nurses and doctors that need to be allowed access to the country if aid efforts can really begin to reach those most in need. Sebastian Walker reports from Port-au-Prince. (Januray 19th, 2010)Collected in MarieSophie's Favorites Jan 19, 2010
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MarieSophie An earthquake survivor shows CNN's Ivan Watson the devastation in his neighborhood.
Jan 23, 2010