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Haiti got a richter 7 earthquake
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Have a heart, please spare a few moment of silence and prayers for the dead and the suffering.
Above all else, all living beings should be treated equal.
Blood from mammals are RED too - all living beings should be equal.
Have heart , and not breed so many idiots to make the
life of the rest of the people here on earth miserable .
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Religion
Main article: Religion in Haiti
See also: Roman Catholicism in Haiti
Haiti is a largely Christian country, with Roman Catholicism professed by 80% of Haitians. Protestants make up about 16% of the population. Haitian Vodou, a New World Afro-diasporic faith unique to the country, is practiced by an undetermined percentage of the population. Religious practice often spans Haiti and its diaspora as those who have migrated interact through religion with family in Haiti.[46]
Up to 100K may be dead that's 1% of the population.....who still wants to play play with TangKee?
Main article: Religion in Haiti
See also: Roman Catholicism in Haiti
Haiti is a largely Christian country, with Roman Catholicism professed by 80% of Haitians. Protestants make up about 16% of the population. Haitian Vodou, a New World Afro-diasporic faith unique to the country, is practiced by an undetermined percentage of the population. Religious practice often spans Haiti and its diaspora as those who have migrated interact through religion with family in Haiti.[46]
Up to 100K may be dead that's 1% of the population.....who still wants to play play with TangKee?
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Haiti quake: NZ toddler found alive under father's body
January 14
A two-year-old New Zealand girl has been found alive under the body of her dead father in earthquake-devastated Haiti.
Her mother, New Zealand woman Emily Rejouis, had been desperately searching for her husband and three daughters when she pulled Alyahna from the rubble, family members say
Ms Rejouis was at work when the quake struck but her Haitian husband Emmanuel and their three daughters were trapped under the Port-au-Prince hotel where the family lived.
Her two other daughters, Zenzie and Kofie-Jade, are still buried under toppled buildings.
Ms Rejouis's brother, Jamie Larnach, said they had heard via text message that Alyahna had been saved.
Members of the Rotary Club in Haiti and an Irish non-profit organisation are with Ms Rejouis at the building where her daughters are trapped, trying to help free them.
"We are thankful for all the help that we've received," Mr Larnach said.
Ms Rejouis, rang her Auckland-based stepsister, Caroline Larnach, on a borrowed satellite phone last night.
She had returned from the collapsed United Nations building to the Karibe Hotel in Port-au-Prince, to find it devastated.
DISTRAUGHT: Kiwi mum Emily Rejouis is searching for her daughters, Zenzie, 3, and Kofie-Jade, 5, in earthquake-stricken Haiti. Her husband, Emmanuel has died. Youngest daughter Alyahna, 2, has been found alive.
"Emily was at work when the earthquake struck ... she found her way to the hotel where Emmanuel was with the three little girls," Ms Larnach said last night.
"When she got there the hotel was collapsed and she had no way of knowing what had happened to her family."
An emotional Ms Larnach said the family was desperate to get help to find her stepsister's family.
"We're just absolutely desperate to have some help for our family. We're just absolutely distraught with what's happening," she said.
"We need support from the New Zealand Government and from any services that are represented in Haiti."
January 14
A two-year-old New Zealand girl has been found alive under the body of her dead father in earthquake-devastated Haiti.
Her mother, New Zealand woman Emily Rejouis, had been desperately searching for her husband and three daughters when she pulled Alyahna from the rubble, family members say
Ms Rejouis was at work when the quake struck but her Haitian husband Emmanuel and their three daughters were trapped under the Port-au-Prince hotel where the family lived.
Her two other daughters, Zenzie and Kofie-Jade, are still buried under toppled buildings.
Ms Rejouis's brother, Jamie Larnach, said they had heard via text message that Alyahna had been saved.
Members of the Rotary Club in Haiti and an Irish non-profit organisation are with Ms Rejouis at the building where her daughters are trapped, trying to help free them.
"We are thankful for all the help that we've received," Mr Larnach said.
Ms Rejouis, rang her Auckland-based stepsister, Caroline Larnach, on a borrowed satellite phone last night.
She had returned from the collapsed United Nations building to the Karibe Hotel in Port-au-Prince, to find it devastated.
DISTRAUGHT: Kiwi mum Emily Rejouis is searching for her daughters, Zenzie, 3, and Kofie-Jade, 5, in earthquake-stricken Haiti. Her husband, Emmanuel has died. Youngest daughter Alyahna, 2, has been found alive.
"Emily was at work when the earthquake struck ... she found her way to the hotel where Emmanuel was with the three little girls," Ms Larnach said last night.
"When she got there the hotel was collapsed and she had no way of knowing what had happened to her family."
An emotional Ms Larnach said the family was desperate to get help to find her stepsister's family.
"We're just absolutely desperate to have some help for our family. We're just absolutely distraught with what's happening," she said.
"We need support from the New Zealand Government and from any services that are represented in Haiti."
Could this be a warning to SGP?
We have Tangkees and many cults practising in SGP?
Once Padang or Bandung gets a hit, we tremors!!
Once in a 200 years event a big one will strike SGP causing even more casualties because we have 50 storeys instead of 4 storeys flats?
Better pray to God hard everyday to prevent such catastrophes from happening..
We have Tangkees and many cults practising in SGP?
Once Padang or Bandung gets a hit, we tremors!!
Once in a 200 years event a big one will strike SGP causing even more casualties because we have 50 storeys instead of 4 storeys flats?
Better pray to God hard everyday to prevent such catastrophes from happening..
Rescue dogs are seen in their enclosure before leaving for Haiti at the Torrejon military airbase in Torrejon de Ardoz, Spain, Wednesday Jan. 13, 2010. Firefighters without Borders, the International Red Cross and other aid groups said they are preparing a major disaster relief effort in Haiti after a powerful earthquake struck the capital. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
Christopher Holmes from the Fairfax County Urban Search and Rescue searches for survivors in the rubble of a building on January 14, 2010 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Christopher Holmes from the Fairfax County Urban Search and Rescue searches for survivors in the rubble of a building on January 14, 2010 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
UN boss said a few hundreds die, i think he is wrong
fxxking hell, this is big shit. ZOMG, i guess all the sunday church praying did not help a bit.
fxxking hell, this is big shit. ZOMG, i guess all the sunday church praying did not help a bit.
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