Haiti's "flattened"

Rescuers struggling to rubble and clear, and the bodies Wednesday from the streets of Haiti "flattened" said Capital, a government official in the death of 7.0-magnitude earthquake Tuesday in May exceeded 100,000.


Thousands of injured people waiting for care outside of hospitals are severely damaged, while an unknown number trapped in collapsed buildings remained. Basic services like electricity and water were, and Haitian President René Préval has said that his government needs to clearing the streets so that rescue workers some of the worst affected areas can help achieve. People were digging where the rubble of flattened buildings with their hands Tuesday, searching for survivors or bodies