Puerto Príncipe .- A total of 70,000 people killed in the earthquake last Tuesday in Haiti have been buried so far, while the government has declared a state of emergency until ends meet.
The death toll was provided by the Secretary of State for Literacy, Carol Joseph, Radio Metropole reported today, one of the most played in the country.
addition to the state of emergency, which suspended several constitutional guarantees, the government has declared a national mourning period of 30 days from today until 17 February.
Bodies continue to surface under the debris are transported to mass graves, which are covered with a lime solution, explained Health Minister Alex Larsen, who did not rule out the possibility of burning to prevent the spread of infectious diseases .
According to Interior Minister Antoine Bien-Aimé, the earthquake has killed 100,000 people, although other sources claim that may be more.
The death toll was provided by the Secretary of State for Literacy, Carol Joseph, Radio Metropole reported today, one of the most played in the country.
addition to the state of emergency, which suspended several constitutional guarantees, the government has declared a national mourning period of 30 days from today until 17 February.
Bodies continue to surface under the debris are transported to mass graves, which are covered with a lime solution, explained Health Minister Alex Larsen, who did not rule out the possibility of burning to prevent the spread of infectious diseases .
According to Interior Minister Antoine Bien-Aimé, the earthquake has killed 100,000 people, although other sources claim that may be more.
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