News; buildings in one neighborhood

Injured people continue to arrive at hospitals in Port-au-Prince, where
medical teams are working to care for the large numbers affected by Tuesday's
massive earthquake.Several young men were carrying an injured young woman as
they rushed into headphone earphone a
hospital near the international airport, late Wednesday. Several patients with
bandaged arms and hands sat in the grass in front of the hospital. Across the
yard, several dozen bodies were laid out, covered in sheets or placed in the
back of pick-up trucks.A small group of people gathered in front of the
hospital, including some awaiting information on injured relatives and others
drawn to one of the few buildings with electricity.Huge swaths of the capital
remained in darkness as a result of widespread power failures. The majority a headphones of buildings in one neighborhood
appeared to be intact, but other structures were totally destroyed. A line of
bodies filled the sidewalk in front of a large police station that was leveled
in the quake.