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The Guardian - UK
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Strong earthquake hits Haiti

Haiti earthquake: The damage after an earthquake measuring 7.0 rocked the Haitian capital
The damage after an earthquake measuring 7.0 rocked the Haitian capital Photograph: United Nations/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: Hundreds of people remain at public squares
Hundreds of people remain at public squares for security reason or after having lost their houses in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Orlando Barria/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: The first group of disaster relief personnel prepare in Beijing
The first group of disaster relief personnel prepare in Beijing to depart for Haiti to help with the rescue following an earthquake Photograph: guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: Haitians set up impromtu tent cities thorough the capital
Haitians set up impromtu tent cities thorough the capital Photograph: United Nations/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: Gunsly Milsoit, left, comforts his brother-in-law Leo Pierre
Gunsly Milsoit, left, comforts his brother-in-law Leo Pierre after Leo's wife and Gunsly's sister, Milsoit Kelly, who was three months pregnant, died in a four story building collapse Photograph: Gerald Herbert/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: A man trapped in a building responds to questions from rescue workers
A man trapped in a collapsed building responds to questions from rescue workers in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Julie Jacobson/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: A boy receives treatment
A boy receives treatment at an ad hoc medical clinic at United Nations Stabilization Mission In Haiti's (MINUSTAH) logistics base Photograph: United Nations/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: A view of the Canape-Vert area after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince
A view of the Canape-Vert area after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: An injured person is seen after an earthquake hit Port-au-Prince, Haiti
An injured person is seen after an earthquake hit Port-au-Prince, Haiti Photograph: Jorge Cruz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: Damaged presidential palace after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince
A view shows the badly damaged presidential palace Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: A woman lies on the ground as others stand outside market Haiti earthquake
A woman lies on the ground as others stand outside a market that collapsed Photograph: Cris Bierrenbach/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: An injured resident waits for medical earthquake in Port-au-Prince
An injured resident waits for medical attention Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: Injured people rest outside Port-au-Prince's cathedral after an earthquake
Injured people rest outside Port-au-Prince's cathedral Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 3: Major Earthquake Hits Haiti A woman gets her make-shift bed ready
A woman gets her make-shift bed ready to spend the night in the streets amongst all the other wounded Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 2: Residents sleep in the street after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince
Residents sleep in the street after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 2: A injured child receives medical treatment earthquake in Port-au-Prince
A injured child receives medical treatment after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 2: A injured resident waits for medical attention earthquake in Port-au-Prince
A injured resident waits for medical attention after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 2: Residents rest on the street after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince
Residents rest on the street after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Kena Betancur/guardian.co.uk
haiti update 2: Residents search for victims after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince
Residents search for victims after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk
haiti update: Major Earthquake Hits Haiti People search for survivors amongst the rubble
People search for survivors amongst the rubble of the Caribbean Super Market in Delmas in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk
haiti update: Major Earthquake Hits Haiti People come to the aid of a wounded man
People come to the aid of a wounded man Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk
haiti update: Major Earthquake Hits Haiti Women wait on the floor at the emergency clinic
Women wait on the floor at the emergency clinic of Petionville in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk
haiti update: Earthquake hits Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Injured people are transported in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince Photograph: KPA/Zuma/guardian.co.uk
haiti update: Earthquake in Port-au-Prince Haiti
A Haitian woman is helped after being trapped in rubble in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Lisandro Suero/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: People walk past damaged buildings in Port-au-Prince
People walk past damaged buildings in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Lisandro Suero/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: A body lies amid rubble in Port-au-Prince
A body lies amid rubble in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Lisandro Suero/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: earthquake in Port-au-Prince
A television image shows a fire breaking out near a building, which was damaged in the earthquake in Port-au-Prince Photograph: guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: A woman receiving assistance amid debris from a buiding in Port-au-Prince
A woman receiving assistance amid debris from a buiding in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Radioteleginenhaiti.com/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: A woman sits amid in Port-au-Prince
A woman sits amid rubble in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Lisandro Suero/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: Major Earthquake Hits Haiti
A father carries his injured daughter in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: Injured people are tended to at Hotel Villa Creole in Port-au-Prince
Injured people are tended to at Hotel Villa Creole in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Ivanoh Demers/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: A man carries an injured child in Port-au-Prince
A man carries an injured child outside Hotel Villa Creole in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Ivanoh Demers/guardian.co.uk
Haiti earthquake: An injured child is tended to in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
An injured child is tended to at the Hotel Villa Creole in Port-au-Prince, Haiti Photograph: Ivanoh Demers/guardian.co.uk
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