AFP-NEWS
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RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE -- NO SALES
PHOTO: AFP/EAST NEWS RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE -- NO SALESHandout photo released by the American Red Cross on January 21, 2010 shows Samilia Joseph waiting in a line of hundreds to receive supplies distributed by the American Red Cross in Croix Desprez, Port-au-Prince, on January 20. Search teams in Haiti on January 21, 2010 refused to abandon hope of finding more survivors of the massive 7.0-magnitude quake after two children were pulled alive from the rubble in 24 hours. More than eight days after the devastating tremor, which killed at least 75,000 and left a million homeless, rescuers said they could not rule out the possibility of some victims still being alive under the debris. AFP PHOTO / AMERICAN RED CROSS / TALIA FRENKEL / HO
2010-01-21
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
Talia Frenkel
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