Tropical storms kill hundreds in Haiti
2008-09-08 09:11:03 GMT2008-09-08 17:11:03 (Beijing Time) China Daily
UN peacekeepers cross a river after floods near Port-au-Prince September 7, 2008. Hurricane Ike left 20 people dead in Haiti, where fatalities from a succession of powerful storms in the past few weeks now tops 600. [Agencies]
UN peacekeepers help Haitians cross a river after floods near Port-au-Prince September 7, 2008. Hurricane Ike left 20 people dead in Haiti, where fatalities from a succession of powerful storms in the past few weeks now tops 600. [Agencies]
Haitians cross a river after floods near Port-au-Prince September 7, 2008. Hurricane Ike left 20 people dead in Haiti, where fatalities from a succession of powerful storms in the past few weeks now tops 600. [Agencies]
Haitians cross a river after floods near Port-au-Prince September 7, 2008. Hurricane Ike left 20 people dead in Haiti, where fatalities from a succession of powerful storms in the past few weeks now tops 600. [Agencies]
A UN peacekeeper is seen near Haitian children in a river after floods near Port-au-Prince, September 7, 2008. Hurricane Ike left 20 people dead in Haiti, where fatalities from a succession of powerful storms in the past few weeks now tops 600. [Agencies]
UN peacekeepers cross a river after floods near Port-au-Prince September 7, 2008. Hurricane Ike left 20 people dead in Haiti, where fatalities from a succession of powerful storms in the past few weeks now tops 600.
