In Leogane, Presnel Regis helped her brother, Dovilus Andre, whose leg was broken during the earthquake.
(David L. Ryan/ Globe Staff)
In Haitian town, aid is but a rumor
Survivors help each other in ruins far from Port-au-Prince
In Leogane, Presnel Regis helped her brother, Dovilus Andre, whose leg was broken during the earthquake.
(David L. Ryan/ Globe Staff)
LEOGANE, Haiti - Two tortuous hours west of the battered streets of Port-au-Prince, in a fly-infested encampment at the rural epicenter of the earthquake, 20-year-old Marie Ange Toussaint held her daughter, born a day after the disaster. (Full article: 892 words)
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