Listening to the radio this morning to reporters visiting the epicenter of the Haitian quake, I heard locals complaining that no one had come to help them. Locals said they need food, water, and shelter; when rains come they will get cold. The reporters, however, seemed obsessed with noting that locals need medicine. They also focused on local efforts to dig out and bury their dead.
Food Not Med
Food Not Med
Food Not Med
Listening to the radio this morning to reporters visiting the epicenter of the Haitian quake, I heard locals complaining that no one had come to help them. Locals said they need food, water, and shelter; when rains come they will get cold. The reporters, however, seemed obsessed with noting that locals need medicine. They also focused on local efforts to dig out and bury their dead.
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