Kate Conradt

Emergency Communications Director, Save the Children

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Emergency Communications Director for Save the Children

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In Haiti, security is a growing concern, with looting in the capital city of Port-au-Prince. UN Security General Ban-ki Moon has asked for more peacekeepers and aide assistance .

Haitians Flock from the City to the Countryside

In Haiti, security is a growing concern, with looting in the capital city of Port-au-Prince. UN Security General Ban-ki Moon has asked for more peacekeepers and aide assistance .

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This afternoon, President Obama said he had spoken to Haiti's President Réne Préval.

Airport Overwhelmed as Time Runs Out for Haiti Earthquake Victims

This afternoon, President Obama said he had spoken to Haiti's President Réne Préval.

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