Cooperation Between Locals and Aid Organizations Key for Haiti

Two humanitarian organizations working in earthquake-devastated Haiti say aid is not arriving fast enough.
Cooperation Between Locals and Aid Organizations Key for Haiti
A young Haitian boy injured in last week's devastating earthquake is carried by two members of the U.S. Navy to a waiting medical evacuation helicopter for treatment Jan. 21 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Aid organizations report shortages and slow mobilization of relief supplies. They say priority aid is being given to the most vulnerable people. Win McNamee/Getty Images
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A young Haitian boy injured in last week's devastating earthquake is carried by two members of the U.S. Navy to a waiting medical evacuation helicopter for treatment Jan. 21 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Aid organizations report shortages and slow mobilization of relief supplies. They say priority aid is being given to the most vulnerable people. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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