Helping after the dust has settled

By Jennifer Rankin - 28.01.2010 / 05:01 CET

The aid effort in Haiti is massive and complicated, but help is getting through.

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DESPERATE Four-year-old Joe, an orphan, waits outside the General Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. REUTERS

Fact file

COUNTING THE COST

200,000 people are estimated to have been killed
112,250 bodies have been recovered and buried
133 people have been pulled alive from the rubble by international rescue teams
One million people are in need of shelter
Three million people live in the part of the country that was hardest hit by the quake
200,000 are in need of post-surgery follow-up and an un known number have untreated injuries