| In Haiti, as the majority of citizens
continue to express their electoral sentiments in favor of gross
incompetent candidates for political office so persist unthinkable
tragedies - November 7-10, 2008 |
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| Site of the collapsed the church-run school, La
Promesse, in ...Play Slideshow Pause Slow Med Fast Photo
Gallery Mon Nov 10, 4:08 PM ET Site of the collapsed the
church-run school, La Promesse, in Petion-ville, Haiti.
Rescue workers said Monday they have found "no sign of
life" in the rubble of a Haitian school that collapsed
last week killing at least 93 people, and recommended
that search efforts turn to body recovery.(AFP/Thony
Belizaire) |
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| An overall view of the collapsed College Promesse
Evangelique in Petion-ville, Haiti. Rescuers found more
victims Sunday beneath the rubble of a Haitian school
that collapsed two days ago, driving the death toll to
93 as police questioned the school's pastor.(AFP/Thony
Belizaire) |
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| Residents try to get a look inside the morgue of the
main hospital in Port-au-Prince November 10, 2008 after
a school collapse. Rescuers at the collapsed school are
ending the hunt for survivors and will soon demolish the
remains of the building, where at least 87 people were
killed.REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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| Rescue workers remove a body from the rubble after
'La Promesse' school collapsed in Petionville, Haiti,
Monday, Nov. 10, 2008. U.S., French and Haitian
firefighters used sonar, cameras and dogs to scour the
wreckage of the school for signs of life three days
after it collapsed during a school party, killing about
90 students and adults and severely injuring 150
more.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| Tanis Luvens, 8, a victim in the collapse of a
school on the outskirts of Port-Au-Prince, rests on a
bed at the main hospital in Port-Au-Prince November 10,
2008. Rescuers at the collapsed school are ending the
hunt for survivors and will soon demolish the remains of
the building, where at least 87 people were
killed.REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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| Dany Love St. Cloud, 8, a victim of a school
collapse on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, smiles in
her bed at the main hospital in Port-au-Prince November
10, 2008. Rescuers at the collapsed school are ending
the hunt for survivors and will soon demolish the
remains of the building, where at least 87 people were
killed.REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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| Rescue workers carry a body found in the rubble
after 'La Promesse' school collapsed in Petionville,
Haiti, Monday, Nov. 10, 2008. U.S., French and Haitian
firefighters used sonar, cameras and dogs to scour the
wreckage of the school for signs of life three days
after it collapsed during a school party, killing about
90 students and adults and severely injuring 150
more.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| Rescue workers carry a body found in the rubble
after 'La Promesse' school collapsed in Petionville,
Haiti, Monday, Nov. 10, 2008. U.S., French and Haitian
firefighters used sonar, cameras and dogs to scour the
wreckage of the school for signs of life three days
after it collapsed during a school party, killing about
90 students and adults and severely injuring 150
more.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| A rescue team from the U.S. try to remove debris
from a school that collapsed on the outskirts of
Port-au-Prince November 10, 2008. Rescuers at the
collapsed are ending the hunt for survivors and will
soon demolish the remains of the building, where at
least 87 people were killed.REUTERS/ Eduardo Munoz
(HAITI) |
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| Residents remove debris three days after a school
collapsed ...Play Slideshow Pause Slow Med Fast Photo
Gallery Sun Nov 9, 7:49 PM ET Residents remove debris
three days after a school collapsed on the outskirts of
Port-au-Prince November 9, 2008. Rescuers at the
collapsed school in Haiti are ending the hunt for
survivors and will soon demolish the remains of the
building, where at least 87 people were killed.REUTERS/
Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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| Rescue workers from Martinica remove debris from the
building three days after a school collapsed on the
outskirts of Port-au-Prince November 9, 2008. Rescuers
at a collapsed school in Haiti are ending the hunt for
survivors and will soon demolish the remains of the
building, where at least 87 people were killed.REUTERS/
Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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| Residents stand under a banner which reads "They are
our kids" outside a school which collapsed three days
ago, on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince November 9,
2008. Rescuers at a collapsed school in Haiti are ending
the hunt for survivors and will soon demolish the
remains of the building, where at least 87 people were
killed.REUTERS/ Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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| Residents look at the remains of a building three
days after a school collapsed on the outskirts of
Port-au-Prince November 9, 2008. Rescuers at a collapsed
school in Haiti are ending the hunt for survivors and
will soon demolish the remains of the building, where at
least 87 people were killed.REUTERS/ Eduardo Munoz
(HAITI) |
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| Tanis Luvens, 8, a victim in the collapse of a
school on the ...Play Slideshow Pause Slow Med Fast
Photo Gallery Mon Nov 10, 4:26 PM ET Tanis Luvens, 8, a
victim in the collapse of a school on the outskirts of
Port-Au-Prince, rests on a bed at the main hospital in
Port-Au-Prince November 10, 2008. Rescuers at the
collapsed school are ending the hunt for survivors and
will soon demolish the remains of the building, where at
least 87 people were killed.REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz
(HAITI) |
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| A relative of a victim argues with police officers
at the site where a school collapsed in Petionville,
Haiti, Sunday, Nov. 9, 2008. Haitian police on Sunday
were holding the owner of the school that collapsed,
killing at least 88 people and setting off a desperate
search for survivors trapped in tons of rubble.(AP
Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| Rescue workers from the U.S. look at the
scene of the church school that collapsed on the
outskirts of Port-au-Prince November 8, 2008.
The death toll in the collapse of the ramshackle
school in Haiti rose above 90 on Saturday after
rescue workers uncovered a room full of dead,
many of them children, officials said.REUTERS/
Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) |
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U.N.
Peacekeepers stop residents from entering the school that collapsed on the
outskirts of Port-au-Prince November 9, 2008. The death toll in the collapse
of the ramshackle school in Haiti rose above 90 on Saturday after rescue
workers uncovered a room full of dead, many of them children, officials
said.REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (HAITI) 
