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Reuters photos show the deadly aftermath of flooding caused by the latest storm to hit the Caribbean.
A Haitian woman cries outside the morgue
in Gonaives, Haiti, on September 20,
2004. More than 550 people are dead in
Haiti from flooding and landslides
triggered by Tropical Storm Jeanne and
aid workers said half the northern
coastal city of Gonaives was still
underwater. REUTERS/Daniel
Morel
REF: HAT05
A Haitian family escapes flood waters
that have surrounded their home and home
business, a garage, near Gonaives, Haiti,
on September 20, 2004. More than 550
people are dead in Haiti from flooding
and landslides triggered by Tropical
Storm Jeanne and aid workers said half
the northern coastal city of Gonaives
was still underwater. REUTERS/Daniel
Morel
REF: HAT002
The northern Haitian city of Gonaives is
seen flooded on September 19, 2004 after
Tropical Storm Jeanne passed through.
More than 550 people are dead in Haiti
from flooding and landslides triggered
by Tropical Storm Jeanne and aid workers
said half the northern coastal city of
Gonaives was still underwater. (
MANDATORY CREDIT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY)
REUTERS/HO/UN/MINUSTAH photo by Sophia
Paris
REF: WAS97D
ATTENTION EDITORS - VISUAL COVERAGE OF
SCENES OF DEATH AND INJURY.The body
of a young victim lays in the street of
Gonaives, Haiti, on September 20, 2004.
More than 550 people are dead in Haiti
from flooding and landslides triggered
by Tropical Storm Jeanne and aid workers
said half the northern coastal city of
Gonaives was still underwater.
REUTERS/Daniel Morel
REF: HAT09
The northern Haitian city of Gonaives is
seen flooded on September 19, 2004 after
Hurricane Jeanne passed through. More
than 300 people died in Haiti from
flooding and mudslides triggered by
Tropical Storm Jeanne, according to aid
workers who said half of the northern
city of Gonaives was still underwater. U.
N. peacekeepers had unconfirmed reports
of another 150 dead in Gonaives, said U.
N. coordinator Adama Guindo. The
northern city was the birthplace of
Haiti's independence from France 200
years ago and it was where an armed
revolt began this year that led to the
ouster of President Jean-Bertrand
Aristide. Forty-seven people were also
confirmed killed in the northwest
province, around the town of Port-de-
Paix, said Henry Max Thelus, a
government official. Eight deaths were
recorded elsewhere, bringing the total
confirmed toll to 305. (MANDATORY
CREDIT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY) REUTERS/
HO/UN/MINUSTAH photo by Sophia
Paris
REF: WAS95D
The northern Haitian city of Gonaives is
seen flooded on September 19, 2004 after
Tropical Storm Jeanne passed through.
More than 550 people are dead in Haiti
from flooding and landslides triggered
by Tropical Storm Jeanne and aid workers
said half the northern coastal city of
Gonaives was still underwater. (
MANDATORY CREDIT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY)
REUTERS/HO/UN/MINUSTAH photo by Sophia
Paris
REF: WAS94D
Morgue workers carry bodies in Gonaives,
Haiti, on September 20, 2004. More than
550 people are dead in Haiti from
flooding and landslides triggered by
Tropical Storm Jeanne and aid workers
said half the northern coastal city of
Gonaives was still underwater. REUTERS/
Daniel
Morel
REF: HAT006
Scores of Haitians who were trying to
flee floodwaters on Haiti's National
Highway climb off the back of a truck
which overturned near Gonaives, Haiti,
on September 20, 2004. More than 550
people are dead in Haiti from flooding
and landslides triggered by Tropical
Storm Jeanne and aid workers said half
the northern coastal city of Gonaives
was still underwater. REUTERS/Daniel
Morel
REF: HAT01
