Police officers in quake-hit Haitian village

Police officers in quake-hit Haitian village

GRAND-GOAVE, Haiti - People including police officers are photographed in front of the police station in Grand-Goave, a quake-devastated Haitian fishing village, on Jan. 31, 2010. More than 80 people were killed in the recent earthquake but there have been no looting incidents in the community, 50 kilometers west of Port-au-Prince.

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