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Expressions of life in quake ravaged Haiti
A woman yells as the crowd pushes during food distribution in front of the Presidential Palace in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, on Friday.
Vast quantities of aid are flowing into Haiti from all over the world, to assist the victims and survivors to get back on their feet.
Thousands were killed when a major quake of 7.3-magnitude rocked the Caribbean nation on January 13, 2010.
Punished for no fault
Catastrophic expressions
The struggle called existence
A crowd breaks a door in a stampede to take bags with food from a distribution point in downtown Port-au-Prince, on Friday
The International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday it will disburse $114 million to Haiti by Friday to help the government get back on its feet and restart the economy devastated by a earthquake.
Innocence devastated
A child on his bed at a hospital in Jacmel, in Haiti, on Friday.
Angry crowds mobbed three food distribution sites in Haiti's capital on Thursday, the latest handouts to turn chaotic as aid groups struggle to help the throngs left desperate and hungry by the catastrophic earthquake.
The last, and the only resort
Fight to attain the minimum
