Haiti – general hospital and assessing water quality » A nursing school in Cazeau Passe Ma Gloire, a Port-au-Prince shantytown, was leveled by the 7.0 earthquake that shook Haiti on Jan. 12. More than 75 students were trapped in the rubble, which residents combed by hand over three days to rescue 10 people.

A nursing school in Cazeau Passe Ma Gloire, a Port-au-Prince shantytown, was leveled by the 7.0 earthquake that shook Haiti on Jan. 12. More than 75 students were trapped in the rubble, which residents combed by hand over three days to rescue 10 people.

A nursing school in Cazeau Passe Ma Gloire, a Port-au-Prince shantytown, was leveled by the 7.0 earthquake that shook Haiti on Jan. 12. More than 75 students were trapped in the rubble, which residents combed by hand over three days to rescue 10 people.

Mercy Corp engineer Mugur Dumitrache shares the test results on the water quality in Cazeau Passe Ma Gloire, a Port-au-Prince shantytown, with Richard Jacquot, the Ashland, Or.,-based global emergency coordinator for Mercy Corps.
Scenes from the destroyed nursing school in Cazeau Passe Ma Gloire, a Port-au-Prince shantytown

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