Haitian kids suffer traumatic symptoms

Haitian kids suffer traumatic symptoms

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Quake-hit children live in a tent city in a Port-au-Prince suburb Feb. 1, 2010. Some children have series traumatic symptoms following the recent strong earthquake.

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