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17-01-2010
On January 12, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck near Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince, causing massive death and destruction. While the toll is only beginning to be understood, huge parts of the capital are in ruins and there are eyewitness accounts of "total disaster" and chaos.
Doctors Without Borders surgical units in Port-au-Prince continue to work around the clock to treat the vast numbers of patients with serious injuries from the January 12 earthquake.
Also visit the Google Crisis Response page here for other ways to help (will open in a new window).
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On January 12, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck near Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince, causing massive death and destruction. While the toll is only beginning to be understood, huge parts of the capital are in ruins and there are eyewitness accounts of "total disaster" and chaos.
Doctors Without Borders surgical units in Port-au-Prince continue to work around the clock to treat the vast numbers of patients with serious injuries from the January 12 earthquake.
Also visit the Google Crisis Response page here for other ways to help (will open in a new window).
Previous news
