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Posted February 4, 2010
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Petionville, Haiti
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Haiti earthquake aftermath |
I live in a Tent City - Haiti
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Petionville's manicured golf course, once a favorite haunt of Haiti's elite, is now a massive tent city where 75,000+ and growing left homeless by a devastating earthquake have taken refuge.
These gently rolling hills once a playground to Port-au-Prince's most privileged, is now home to its most desperate, after the 82 Airborne set up one of the largest camps for survivors from the January 12 quake. The golf course was relatively unscathed, making it a perfect place for shelter.
Video by: Chris Morrow
Voice: Stanley Vincent - Rescue Task Force
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