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BEREFT IN RUBBLE, THEY STAGGER, DIG
HAITI RELIEF Help has yet to reach most in crushed city DEATH TOLL First estimates put at 45,000-50,000 AIRPORT CLOSED Aid planes trump commercial flights
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| Subjects: | Evacuations & rescues; Casualties; Earthquakes |
| Author: | Sacchetti, Maria |
| Date: | Jan 15, 2010 |
| Start Page: | A.1 |
| Section: | Foreign |
At Toussaint L'Ouverture International Airport, aid workers from the United States, Belgium, Brazil, France, and the United Na tions hurriedly unloaded supplies from cargo planes. On the busy road leading from the airport to the Grand Rue, the main boulevard in the heart of the city, a promenade of misery dragged suitcases, balanced bundles on their head, or piled into overflowing pickups, determined to keep going.
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