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photos since 22 January
21. 01.2010. The ICRC’s Morris Tidball-Binz and morgue staff recover four bodies from a prison in Port-au-Prince.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00459
20.01.2010. Dutch Red Cross worker Meike Groen, working for the ICRC in Haiti, helps people use the satellite phone to reassure relatives that they are alive.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00449
20.01.2010. University Hospital, Port-au-Prince. A man is lying in the hospital garden because there is no space inside. His son tries to keep him cool by fanning him with a piece of cardboard. Two other children died in the earthquake and another lost an arm.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00452
20.01.2010. University Hospital, Port-au-Prince. Canadian Red Cross volunteer doctor Paul Fillion and nurse Eleanor Rose put 12-year-old Guedline’s broken leg in plaster.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00424
19.01.2010. Port-au-Prince. Staff unload goods at the logistics centre of the International Movement of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, where relief supplies are stored before being distributed.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00420
19.01.2010. Petit-Goâve, 70 km south of Port-au-Prince. Haitian Red Cross first-aid post. An ICRC surgeon and a Haitian field officer speak to Haitian Red Cross volunteers and residents about a first-aid post in a camp for people who have lost their homes.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00437
19.01.2010. Petit-Goâve. Gladimir was born on the day of the earthquake that destroyed his home. He is living in a makeshift camp, with his mother Eveline and his father.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00427
19.01.2010. Léogâne. Houses destroyed by the earthquake.
©ICRC/M. Kokic/ht-e-00414
18.01.2010. Port-au-Prince. People left homeless by the earthquake queue up for aid in front of the ICRC office. The ICRC has distributed tarpaulins and buckets for carrying water.
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