Three days after a devastating earthquake hit Haiti and shattered the capitol Port-au-Prince, survivors are beginning to panic because of the time it is taking for aid to reach them.  Much of the capitol's infrastructure such as roads are impassible, electricity is down, and drinkable water and food is slowly making its way to people in need.  Perhaps most disturbingly, bodies are being piled up as roadblocks on certain streets as frustrations rise at the lack of support from their own government.

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