Rescue efforts in Haiti

People dig for bodies in Port-au-Prince. Desperate Haitians awaited a global effort to find and treat survivors from the quake, which has left streets strewn with corpses and a death toll that may top 100,000. Hundreds of thousands of homeless, injured and traumatised victims spent a second night on the streets, transforming Port-au-Prince into a gigantic and under-equipped refugee camp Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/guardian.co.uk Firemen attempt to put out a fire in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/guardian.co.uk Emergency medical team members take care of Haiti earthquake survivors after arriving on a French flight at Pole Caraibes airport in Pointe-a-Pitre on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe Photograph: Reuters Photograph: guardian.co.uk A body is seen on the road in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/guardian.co.uk A destroyed building in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Julien Tack/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Julien Tack/guardian.co.uk A forklift truck driver loads water sanitation equipment at Oxfam's logistics warehouse in Bicester, Oxfordshire, for shipping to Haiti Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/guardian.co.uk Search and rescue workers carry Sarlah Chand, 65, after they rescued her from the rubble of the Hotel Montana more than 50 hours after the massive earthquake destroyed the hotel Photograph: Joe Raedle/Getty Images Photograph: Joe Raedle/guardian.co.uk A man holds two bottles of fuel as people crowd around a fuel pump in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Fuel shortages are causing long queues and angry customers Photograph: Carl Juste/AP Photograph: Carl Juste/guardian.co.uk A man recovers a shoe from the rubble of the collapsed Palace of Justice in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Logan Abassi/UN/Reuters Photograph: Logan Abassi/UN/guardian.co.uk A man tries to rescue a woman in the rubble in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Olivier Laban Mattei/guardian.co.uk A search and rescue dog waits before boarding a plane at Rhein-Main airport in Frankfurt en route to Haiti to support German relief efforts in Haiti Photograph: Wolfgang Rattay/Reuters Photograph: Wolfgang Rattay/guardian.co.uk A woman checks the toe tag on a body in the car park of the general hospital following the massive earthquake Photograph: Logan Abassi /UN/EPA Photograph: Logan Abassi /UN/guardian.co.uk A woman is treated for her wounds on the grounds of Canapé-Vert hospital in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Patrick Farrell/AP Photograph: Patrick Farrell/guardian.co.uk A young boy watches people lining up to receive water from a fire truck in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Marco Dormino/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Marco Dormino/guardian.co.uk A woman walks past bodies pulled out of the rubble in Port-au-Prince Photograph: KPA/Zuma/Rex Features Photograph: KPA/Zuma/guardian.co.uk Canadian forces members board a C-177 Globemaster freight and personnel carrier out of Trenton, Ontario. Canada has flown troops, supplies and members of civilian agencies in support of the ongoing relief efforts to Port-au-Prince, Haiti Photograph: Carole Morissett/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Carole Morissett/guardian.co.uk People try to clear the debris of destroyed buildings in Port-au-Prince Photograph: KPA/Zuma/Rex Features Photograph: KPA/Zuma/guardian.co.uk The hand of an earthquake victim hangs from a pick-up truck loaded with bodies waiting to be unloaded at a cemetery in Port-au-Prince Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP Photograph: Julie Jacobson/guardian.co.uk