Maassive EarthQuake! It's Like EnD of the wOrLd in HAITI (Page 4)

Haitian President Rene Preval has said thousands of people are feared dead following a huge quake which has devastated the country's capital.

Mr Preval said the UN mission chief in Haiti was among the dead, but the UN cannot confirm this. It said 14 other UN staff had died and 56 were injured.

The 7.0-magnitude quake, Haiti's worst in two centuries, struck on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive told US network CNN he believed more than 100,000 people had died.

The Red Cross says up to three million people are affected.

The capital's Catholic archbishop, Monsignor Joseph Serge Miot, is also among those killed.

In his first interview since the earthquake, President Preval told the Miami Herald newspaper in the US he feared thousands of his people had died.

Describing the scene in the capital as "unimaginable", he said: "Parliament has collapsed. The tax office has collapsed. Schools have collapsed. Hospitals have collapsed.

   
"There are a lot of schools that have a lot of dead people in them."

Mr Preval later said that Hedi Annabi, the Tunisian head of the UN stabilisation mission in Haiti (Minustah), had died after the UN HQ building was destroyed.

The UN said it could not confirm the news but that Mr Annabi had been in the building at the time and was likely to be under the rubble, along with many others.

The main prison in Port-au-Prince has also collapsed, with a UN humanitarian spokeswoman saying there had been reports of escaped inmates.

A number of nations, including the US, UK and Venezuela, are gearing up to send aid.

Speaking in Washington, US President Barack Obama vowed "unwavering support" for Haiti after what he called a "cruel and incomprehensible" disaster.

He said he had ordered "a swift, co-ordinated and aggressive effort to save lives" and that the first US rescue teams would arrive later on Wednesday.

A US Navy aircraft carrier is expected to reach Haiti in a couple of days and a number of smaller vessels are already in the area, US defence officials said.

Rajiv Shah, of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), said US teams were on their way to Haiti with specialised rescue equipment and that some efforts were already under way on the ground.

You see what evil has caused! Almost every year  there is a major disaster in this country and still they will not change from their evil voodoo ways. Yes they are Jamaica's closes neighbor the other is Cuba and we suffer for them but it is time they stop what they are doing in that country that is causing havoc for others.  Since an influx of Haitians in Jamaica our country has seen more than its shame of evil. Jamaican children missing left, right and center. Shipments of illegal guns. A pity that innocent people get caught in this dilemma. But they the citizens need to look at themselves and turn to God Jehovah. Even their God are turning against them because if we believe in the bible Jehovah God make a covenant after the flood in Noah's time that He will never destroy the earth again. Jehovah never lies and so I know that disasters are not from him because of this covenant. We need to start living by the bible and believing on the word of God. Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior is there. This is a lesson to all of those who believe that evilness is the best way to live. Don't end up like Haiti.