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Haiti - three weeks later
It has been exactly three weeks since January 12, when the Haiti earthquake struck, and the "tent city" was empty even for a day, despite the fact that factories in Port-au-Prince are slowly beginning to open. Most of humanitarian aid has already arrived, and problems with the distribution of food had begun to subside. The World Food Programme has launched a new system of delivery of rice for 10,000 Haitians a day - now the food will be distributed only to women, as men for the products often use force, and women are likely to share the products are more or less honest. Countries assistant declare that Haiti will need at least 10 years to recover.
31 photos via Bigpicture
1. A man assesses the damage on the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince after a fire that broke out here 30 January 2010
2. The facade of the Iron Market burning in Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
3. The boy looks like a fire erupted on the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
4. A man moves boxes away from the flames that engulfed the shops in the market place on 29 January 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince.
5. Firefighters extinguish one of several suspicious fires in the market January 29
6. Silhouette of man on a background of light from the headlights on a dark street, where there is still no electricity, January 31, 2010 in Port-au-Prince.
7. The boy washes himself in the street in Port-au-Prince January 31, 2010
8. A man carrying a coffin on his head on the streets of Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
9. Lieutenant Natalie Schafer (center), a nurse aboard the amphibious assault helicopter carriers "Bataan" in Baie De Grand Goave, Haiti transmits a newborn baby boy father January 30, 2010. This is the first baby born on board the "BATA" that supports a single step reaction in Haiti on 12 January 2010.
10. A boy shows the candy, which he found in the destroyed building
11. The workers rest during cleaning rubble in Port-au-Prince
12. A child asks a soldier during a food distribution operation in the slums of food-Soleil Website January 30, 2010.
13. People are trying to break through the crowd waiting for food distribution in Port-au-Prince January 28, 2010. Many earthquake victims are still not enough food, as in the centers for the distribution of products is often often reigns disorganization and lack of security.
14. Residents of Cite Soleil are desperately trying to enter the police station, where is the food distribution center
15 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division carries a bag of rice for a woman who never for a moment lets his hand, at the center of food distribution in Port-au-Prince January 31, 2010.
16. A boy tries to carry rice and beans in the shirt in the center of food distribution in Cite Soleil
17. Surgeons from the organization «Medecins sans Frontieres» work in a shipping container in a field hospital
18. Curlin Dorkant - the mother of a survivor Darlene Etienne after the earthquake - the photo shows her daughter Aunt Tania Etienne Demontene in Port-au-Prince January 28, 2010. 16-year-old Etienne was pulled from the rubble of the house of her cousin near the ruins of the school on Wednesday, almost two weeks after the earthquake
19. 16-year-old Darlene Etienne, who pulled out of the rubble of the building, was taken to hospital in Port-au-Prince on 27 January 2010. Dehydrated and weakened, Etienne could hardly speak, and yet she managed to whisper "thank you" to their rescuers.
20. 80-year-old Andre Jean combs sister 70-year-old Lezherik Harles in the municipal nursing home in Port-au-Prince January 27, 2010. Private sponsors and director of the house regularly bring food, but patients outside say they constantly suffer from malnutrition from the moment of the January 12 earthquake.
21. Marauder leaves the destroyed building through a hole in the wall in the center of Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
22. Photojournalists surrounded the Haitian police are aimed at marauder
23. People carry a plate of appliance store before the arrival of the Haitian police
24. UN police a free hand to the boy who took part in looting in downtown Port-au-Prince
25. Haitian police guarded 45 arrested, bound and lying on the floor, who are accused of looting in downtown Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
26. Two marauder linked together
27. The private security guards shoot looters on the stairs (top left) in the house in the center of Port-au-Prince
28. Dead looter lies on the stairs, a private security guard wounded in a house in Port-au-Prince
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30. Gay Makleyr (right) sets the wireless modem in my new internet cafe in a makeshift camp in Port-au-Prince January 30, 2010. After the earthquake destroyed his internet cafe, he found some equipment and set up a new Internet cafes in the camp in front of the ruined presidential palace.
31. The Russian rescuers fold airmobile hospital in Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010. Stabilize the condition of critically ill and found a few hundred survivors, Russian rescuers preparing to leave Haiti.
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31 photos via Bigpicture
1. A man assesses the damage on the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince after a fire that broke out here 30 January 2010
2. The facade of the Iron Market burning in Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
3. The boy looks like a fire erupted on the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
4. A man moves boxes away from the flames that engulfed the shops in the market place on 29 January 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince.
5. Firefighters extinguish one of several suspicious fires in the market January 29
6. Silhouette of man on a background of light from the headlights on a dark street, where there is still no electricity, January 31, 2010 in Port-au-Prince.
7. The boy washes himself in the street in Port-au-Prince January 31, 2010
8. A man carrying a coffin on his head on the streets of Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
9. Lieutenant Natalie Schafer (center), a nurse aboard the amphibious assault helicopter carriers "Bataan" in Baie De Grand Goave, Haiti transmits a newborn baby boy father January 30, 2010. This is the first baby born on board the "BATA" that supports a single step reaction in Haiti on 12 January 2010.
10. A boy shows the candy, which he found in the destroyed building
11. The workers rest during cleaning rubble in Port-au-Prince
12. A child asks a soldier during a food distribution operation in the slums of food-Soleil Website January 30, 2010.
13. People are trying to break through the crowd waiting for food distribution in Port-au-Prince January 28, 2010. Many earthquake victims are still not enough food, as in the centers for the distribution of products is often often reigns disorganization and lack of security.
14. Residents of Cite Soleil are desperately trying to enter the police station, where is the food distribution center
15 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division carries a bag of rice for a woman who never for a moment lets his hand, at the center of food distribution in Port-au-Prince January 31, 2010.
16. A boy tries to carry rice and beans in the shirt in the center of food distribution in Cite Soleil
17. Surgeons from the organization «Medecins sans Frontieres» work in a shipping container in a field hospital
18. Curlin Dorkant - the mother of a survivor Darlene Etienne after the earthquake - the photo shows her daughter Aunt Tania Etienne Demontene in Port-au-Prince January 28, 2010. 16-year-old Etienne was pulled from the rubble of the house of her cousin near the ruins of the school on Wednesday, almost two weeks after the earthquake
19. 16-year-old Darlene Etienne, who pulled out of the rubble of the building, was taken to hospital in Port-au-Prince on 27 January 2010. Dehydrated and weakened, Etienne could hardly speak, and yet she managed to whisper "thank you" to their rescuers.
20. 80-year-old Andre Jean combs sister 70-year-old Lezherik Harles in the municipal nursing home in Port-au-Prince January 27, 2010. Private sponsors and director of the house regularly bring food, but patients outside say they constantly suffer from malnutrition from the moment of the January 12 earthquake.
21. Marauder leaves the destroyed building through a hole in the wall in the center of Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
22. Photojournalists surrounded the Haitian police are aimed at marauder
23. People carry a plate of appliance store before the arrival of the Haitian police
24. UN police a free hand to the boy who took part in looting in downtown Port-au-Prince
25. Haitian police guarded 45 arrested, bound and lying on the floor, who are accused of looting in downtown Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010.
26. Two marauder linked together
27. The private security guards shoot looters on the stairs (top left) in the house in the center of Port-au-Prince
28. Dead looter lies on the stairs, a private security guard wounded in a house in Port-au-Prince
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30. Gay Makleyr (right) sets the wireless modem in my new internet cafe in a makeshift camp in Port-au-Prince January 30, 2010. After the earthquake destroyed his internet cafe, he found some equipment and set up a new Internet cafes in the camp in front of the ruined presidential palace.
31. The Russian rescuers fold airmobile hospital in Port-au-Prince January 29, 2010. Stabilize the condition of critically ill and found a few hundred survivors, Russian rescuers preparing to leave Haiti.
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