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Looting Continues in Haiti as Residents Leave Capital in Search of Food
U.S. troops patrolled the streets of Port-au-Prince on Monday in an attempt to drive away looters who were breaking into shops and buildings to grab whatever they could find.
Aid Pours Into Haiti, Faces Distribution Delays
More international aid is on the way to Haiti, but officials are complaining of problems coordinating its distribution.
The U.S. military is operating Haiti's damaged main airport in the capital, Port-au-Prince, where many of the supplies are arriving.
Haitian government relocates to police station
The Haitian government has set up in a police station close to the airport in Port au Prince, trying to provide some governance to the country in the chaos following Tuesday's earthquake.
The National Palace was destroyed, along with several other buildings that housed ministries.
