Haiti earthquake aftermath

People wave at a helicopter in the centre of Port-au-Prince Photograph: Thomas Coex/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Thomas Coex/guardian.co.uk A man walks in front of a destroyed cemetery Photograph: Jorge Silva/Reuters Photograph: Jorge Silva/guardian.co.uk Dominican rescuers attempt to free Elie Liest trapped a collapsed building Photograph: Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Nicholas Kamm/guardian.co.uk Thousands of bodies in front of the morgue in the car park of the general hospital in Port au Prince Photograph: Reuters Photograph: guardian.co.uk Cindy Terasme screams after seeing the feet of her dead 14-year-old brother Jean Gaelle Dersmorne in the rubble of the collapsed St Gerard School Photograph: Gerald Herbert/AP Photograph: Gerald Herbert/guardian.co.uk Two-year-old Redjeson Hausteen Claude looks at his mother Daphnee Plaisin after he is rescued from a collapsed home Photograph: Gerald Herbert/AP Photograph: Gerald Herbert/guardian.co.uk Local people dig as they attempt to recover the bodies buried underneath a collapsed church Photograph: Carl Juste/AP Photograph: Carl Juste/guardian.co.uk People look at a mass grave in Port-Au-Prince Photograph: KPA/Zuma/Rex Features Photograph: KPA/Zuma/guardian.co.uk The Haitian national penitentiary stands burnt and empty after the earthquake. More than 3,000 inmates were housed there who all escaped Photograph: Logan Abassi/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Logan Abassi/guardian.co.uk James Girly, of the US, speaks with French military rescuers from the Securite Civile after he was brought out of the destroyed Montana Hotel after being trapped for 50 hours Photograph: Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Nicholas Kamm/guardian.co.uk Residents make their way through the devastation Photograph: Jorge Silva/Reuters Photograph: Jorge Silva/guardian.co.uk People pushing in an effort to buy some bread in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Orlando Barria/EPA Photograph: Orlando Barria/guardian.co.uk Police guards detain a man accused of trying to steal food in a market Photograph: Gregory Bull/AP Photograph: Gregory Bull/guardian.co.uk A coffin containing the body of an earthquake victim sits in the street in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP Photograph: Julie Jacobson/guardian.co.uk A man holds a child in a makeshift camp for survivors in the 31 Delmar neighbourhood in Port-au-Prince. Afraid to spend the night in their homes, most residents are camping out after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti Photograph: Gregory Bull/AP Photograph: Gregory Bull/guardian.co.uk The body of 5-year-old Billy Saint Hubert is wrapped in cloth in Canape Vert Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/Getty Images Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk Chinese rescue workers prepare their equipment after arriving at the Toussaint Louverture international airport in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Lynne Sladky/AP Photograph: Lynne Sladky/guardian.co.uk A couple ride past badly damaged housing in Canape Vert in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/Getty Images Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk A man loots food from a supermarket Photograph: Carlos Barria/Reuters Photograph: Carlos Barria/guardian.co.uk The cathedral of Port-au-Prince is badly damaged, yet remains standing Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/Getty Images Photograph: Frederic Dupoux/guardian.co.uk Victims bodies laid out in the street Photograph: Cruz Roja /Espanola/EPA Photograph: Cruz Roja /Espanola/guardian.co.uk A body is covered with the Haitian flag Photograph: Joel Trimble/Reuters Photograph: Joel Trimble/guardian.co.uk An image of Pope John Paul II hangs on a wall cracked by the earthquake Photograph: Gregory Bull/AP Photograph: Gregory Bull/guardian.co.uk UN worker Tarmo Joveer from Estonia celebrates after being rescued Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/guardian.co.uk