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Haiti earthquake: Live chat
- January 14, 2010 9:33 AM |
- By POV
Anguish in Haiti as bodies are pulled from the rubble following a deadly earthquake. (Patrick Farrell/Associated Press, The Miami Herald)
The frantic search for survivors continues in the rubble-filled streets
of devastated Port-au-Prince as thousands await emergency aid following
the deadly earthquake that rocked Haiti this week.
The damage is immeasurable as families continue to search for loved ones and global aid arrives.
Join the discussion with CBC Your Voice below as we continue following the impact of the disaster. Continuing the conversation from Wednesday, Jan. 13, we'll feature highlights from Twitter and Facebook as well as coverage and photos from Haiti.
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