U.S. citizens, Haitian-American citizens and Haitians with U.S. visas sit onboard of a U.S. Hercules plane as they are evacuated in Port-au-Prince January 16, 2010. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton assured Haiti's quake-ravaged people on Saturday the United States would work with their government to ensure the country emerges "stronger and better" after this week's disaster
A Haitian woman and child board a U.S. air force cargo plane as hundreds of evacuees line up to leave Port -au-Prince international airport bound for the U.S. mainland January 16, 2010. U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday declared one of the largest relief efforts in U.S. history to help Haiti's earthquake victims as survivors begged for aid still only trickling through to them and looters fought in the streets.
People climb up a food distribution truck in Port-au-Prince January 16, 2010. Haitian earthquake survivors fought over food and water and others fled their wrecked capital on Saturday as the United States rolled out what President Barack Obama called one of its largest relief efforts ever
Residents gather at a food distribution centre after Tuesday's earthquake in Port-au-Prince, January 16, 2010. Four days after a massive quake killed up to 200,000 people and wrecked most of the capital Port-au-Prince, hundreds of thousands of Haitians were still desperately waiting for assistance as scavengers and looters preyed on shattered buildings in the widespread absence of authority and order
A body lies on a street while buildings burn in the background in Port-au-Prince January 16, 2010. Haitian earthquake survivors fought over food and water and others fled their wrecked capital on Saturday as the United States rolled out what President Barack Obama called one of its largest relief efforts ever
A man takes a photograph of a man who was lynched by a mob after he was accused of robbery in Petionville January 16, 2010. Haitian earthquake survivors fought over food and water and others fled their wrecked capital on Saturday as the United States rolled out what U.S. President Barack Obama called one of its largest relief efforts ever
A man is lynched by a mob after he was accused of robbery in Petionville January 16, 2010. Haitian earthquake survivors fought over food and water and others fled their wrecked capital on Saturday as the United States rolled out what U.S. President Barack Obama called one of its largest relief efforts ever
A man is lynched by a mob after he was accused of robbery in Petionville January 16, 2010. Haitian earthquake survivors fought over food and water and others fled their wrecked capital on Saturday as the United States rolled out what U.S. President Barack Obama called one of its largest relief efforts ever
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