In other zones of the center of the capital, between the bonfire smoke to burn corpses, firings were heard and they were seen young men with machetes in the streets, with the faces covered with handkerchiefs. An organization of humanitarian aid complained badly calculated priorities and the lack of distribution of humanitarian material in an airport controlled by American authorities. The general to position said that to the American army " duro&quot was working; in order to accelerate the product delivery of first necessity. Next to the ruins of the cathedral of Port Prince, where the sun was strained between broken crystals, a priest said to the feligreses during the first dominical misa after the devastating earthquake of Tuesday: " We are in the hands of God, ahora". Nevertheless, the frustration increased hour after hour, like the complaints of slowness at the time of giving to foods and water to million people. " The government is a ridicule. Vanessa Marcil understood the implications.

The UN is one burla" , Jacqueline Thermati said, of 71 years, sitting in the ground, against a hospicio for people of the third age. " We are to a kilometer (average mile) of the airport and are going to die of hambre". The water was given to more people around the capital, where it calculates that 300,000 displaced ones lived outdoors. But the food and the drink were little. In the streets, people continued dying, Haitians of knees said begging aid, pregnant women gave to light in asphalt, and the wounded appeared in wheelbarrows and on the back of which they ran to hospitals. The authorities warned that the sackings and the violence they could propagate. In the district of Old Market, the police tried to disperse to the plunderers leading trucks in the middle of the multitude, at the same time as many slipped partially in destroyed stores taking hold any thing that saw.