Frustrated throngs flee Haiti’s capital
Aid still mired, survivors head for rural areas
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Thousands of injured and homeless Haitians fled the ruined capital yesterday in a chaotic cloud of dust, squeezing onto motorcycles, piling into pickup trucks, and clinging to the roofs of dangerously crowded buses headed for the countryside. (Full article: 1042 words)
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