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Without having parts of the destructive earthquake of January 12, Haiti experienced a panic today another earthquake, which left an undetermined number of injuries and new debris.

Port au Prince, Haiti .- Panic resurfaced in the neighboring country. Another jolt recorded at 7:00 am woke up alarmed Haitians can still sleep.

At dawn, thousands of people took to the streets when a 6.1 magnitude tremor tremble again Haiti.

"There were three seconds, was very strong. People came running and screaming, they were scared. They are still in panic." These words of Elijah sonho Chavez, a doctor who assists in Haiti through the organization's Rescue Mission.

The quake ended up collapsing buildings that had only cracked the 12 January. Walking through the streets of Port-au-Prince, near what was the presidential palace, Haitians we pointed to the buildings and gas stations that fell imminently.

Pedro Deravú, was born in Petion Ville, note that all houses collapsed and lost seven members of his family is living.

Hopes of finding new survivors are alive, although the new debris difficult task. The tense situation has forced the social organizations to seek the assistance of psychologists to treat people. The bodies burned by the Haitians themselves to mitigate the strong odor, you feel like vomiting, is the stark reality within the Haitian streets destroyed.

"Psychological intervention is needed. A team of more than 25 psiciológos, for now, will be assisting Haitians to get them out of shock, so that renewed the spirits so they can get up and rebuild their country. "Secure Haitian activist Sonia Pierre for the second time visit to the nation, which saw the birth, after the devastation .

But the physical damage is imminent. In Port au Prince is produced daily an average of 25 amputations from gangrene. According to the doctor Elias Chavez, some of the survivors who have been treated and released to where overnight, returning home with infected wounds, necrotic and even worms.

There is a lack of medicines. The There are few who are exhausted by the number of wounded who come to the makeshift centers.

Stacked, the injured were transported by truck to hospitals in the Dominican Republic, while the unhealthy grows in the Haitian capital.

And in the midst of chaos, hunger and hardships, Haitians trying to return to normal commercial activity, sell and get input as little carbon fail to collect from the mountains.

To Delyack Brunard, the situation is critical. Ensures that no water, food, medicines, that wealthy Haitians are helping the poor.

Unmet need air to breathe new life for Haitians desperate every day looking for how to wriggle out of Port au Prince by riding illegally in vans and trucks that pass.

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HAITI HAITI IN RUINS AFTER EARTHQUAKE OF 7.3

The Dominican people sympathized with the pain now engulfs Haitian nationals by the strong shock that has left hundreds of dream logs and thousands of families separated by death.

Haiti .- The situation is "chaotic" in Port-au-Prince, where it is feared that large numbers of casualties from the earthquake of 7 degrees on the Richter scale on Tuesday, according to reports in the Dominican Republic.

Javier Domínguez, lieutenant colonel of the Dominican military intelligence, told Reuters at the border of these reports said Jimaní also that "at least a hundred buildings" have collapsed in the Haitian capital.

These buildings contained a jail, where is believed to have escaped an unspecified number of prisoners and has been dead, he said.

The military said the Haitian authorities have begun moving in ambulances to the first wounded from Port au Prince to health centers in the Dominican Republic, where he arrived the first group of six victims, three Haitians and three Dominicans.

Dominguez reported that the Dominican authorities are preparing a major military operation in the border area with Haiti, which shares the island with the Dominican Republic in the English, to avoid a mass exodus of Haitians.

The earthquake, whose epicenter was 15 kilometers southwest of the Haitian capital, caused major damage in Port-au-Prince and still unknown number of victims.

The aftershocks of between 4.5 and 5.9 degrees on the Richter scale, continue with some frequency and may continue to occur "for a few days," according to U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), would not rule out the possibility of another earthquake.