Russian rescuers carry an earthquake victim in Port-au-Prince yesterday. REUTERS/Tatyana MakeyevaPeople line up for food distributed by UN forces in Port-au-Prince. REUTERS/Eduardo MunozA resident carries Samael Jachond, who was rescued from the remains of his house yesterday, four days after the earthquake hit the capital Port-au-Prince. REUTERS/Carlos BarriaResidents carry an injured woman to the hospital yesterday. REUTERS/Carlos BarriaRussian rescuers carry an earthquake victim in Port-au-Prince yesterday. REUTERS/Tatyana MakeyevaA Haitian boy receives treatment at an ad-hoc medical clinic at the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)'s logistics base after a 7.0 magnitude quake rocked Port-au-Prince, in this United Nations handout taken January 12, 2009 and released on January 14. REUTERS/UN Photo/Logan Abassi/HandoutResidents reach for packets of water during a food distribution in Port-au-Prince yesterday. REUTERS/Kena BetancurMembers of Indonesian team rescue prepare to depart for quake-hit Haiti from Halim Perdanakusumah airport in Jakarta yesterday. REUTERS/Dadang TriInjured persons lay in a makeshift shelter in a parking lot of the general hospital after the 7.0 magnitude quake rocked Port-au-Prince, in this United Nations handout. REUTERS/UN Photo/Logan Abassi/HandoutMexicans load food into a truck to be sent to Haiti at the Haiti embassy in Mexico City yesterday. REUTERS/Eliana AponteA man recovers a shoe from the rubble of the collapsed Justice Palace in Port au Prince, in this United Nations handout taken and released on January 14, 2010. REUTERS/Logan Abassi/UN Photo/HandoutA Brazilian rescue worker checks the vital signs of a man who was rescued among rubble three days after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince yesterday. REUTERS/Eduardo MunozAn injured boy waits for medical care at a hospital in Port-au-Prince yesterday. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
