Navy soldiers preparing water distribution via Blackhawk helicopter water drops in remote areas of Port-au-Prince.
Haiti Earthquake
21 Jan 2010 - noon - US Navy doing food and water drops over Port-au-Prince
Submitted by csinet on Thu, 2010-01-21 13:02"Crowds at the port, embassy, UN and airport are getting bigger and more rowdy each day as people become more desperate..."
Submitted by csinet on Thu, 2010-01-21 01:28
Crowd gathering outside US Embassy. Crowds at the port, embassy, UN and airport are getting bigger and more rowdy each day as people become more desperate about the basic necessities. We are working tomorrow assisting getting 70 trucks of supplies moved into the city.
A short update from photographer Brad:
07:00 am:
Early wake up call at PAP airport by a 6.1 quake 35 miles away. Dead sleep to dead run in less than a second! What better way to get adrenaline flowing in a.m. than a 6.1.12:00 pm (noon):
Adrenaline junkies, survivalists, mercenaries, basic do-gooders, journalists, medics all here with common purpose...to help...pretty awesome ...02:00 pm:
WOR News Talk Radio: Scientology Volunteer Minister John Carmichael about Haiti on Radio in New York City
Submitted by csinet on Wed, 2010-01-20 13:39
Joey Reynolds show: Scientology Volunteer Minister John Carmichael about Haiti on Radio in New York City
Yesterday's Joey Reynolds show: Listen to Scientology Volunteer Minister John Carmichael about Haiti on radio in New York City
Los Angeles Haitian Woman who Lost 11 Family Members in Earthquake Joins Scientology Volunteer Ministers Haiti Team
Submitted by csinet on Wed, 2010-01-20 10:41
"I want to go to Haiti with the Scientology Volunteer Ministers to help my people." - Jude Falaise
Los Angeles (CSI Press Release) - When a flight chartered by the Church of Scientology leaves Los Angeles for Port-au-Prince on January 21, Haitian Jude Falaise and her 16-year-old son will be on board. Falaise lost 11 family members-brothers, sisters and cousins-in the 7.0 earthquake January 12 and says she wants to help those who did survive.
Photographer and Volunteer Ministers surveying the inner city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Submitted by csinet on Tue, 2010-01-19 21:47
This was an orphanage. One of the worst tragedies of the already tragic event.
Photographer Brad is with the Scientology Volunteer Ministers on the ground taking a survey of the inner-city region of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, that was hit the hardest by the 7.0 earth quake exactly one week ago.
On the ground report: Midwife and Scientology Volunteer Minister from Boston
Submitted by csinet on Tue, 2010-01-19 21:08
Telecommunicatons in Haiti are still not back up. But one of our Volunteer Ministers just came through with a message on what she has been doing in the hours since her plane landed in Port-au-Prince.
First flight of Scientology Volunteer Ministers landing in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on 17 January 2010
Submitted by csinet on Tue, 2010-01-19 20:00
17 January 2010, 5:34pm. First Volunteer Ministers arriving in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Over 130 doctors and medical personnel and Scientology Volunteer Ministers landed in Haiti on 17 January 2010 to help the Haitian population after a severe earth quake on 12 January 2010 left their country in ruin. The flight was organized and funded by the Church of Scientology and also brought over 5 tons of medical supplies and very much needed water and food. This is amateur footage of one of people on the flight and shows part of the area around Port-au-Prince.
Puerto Rican Scientology Volunteer Ministers arrive safely in Haiti
Submitted by csinet on Tue, 2010-01-19 19:09
The VM van is transporting a huge tent for use in Haiti and also brought medical supplies and over 2,000 bottles of water that were donated residents of Culebra and Vieques in Puerto Rico as well as members of the Church of Scientology and the Adventist Church of San Juan.
Photo series: Puerto Rican Scientology Volunteer Minister made it to Port-au-Prince tonight. The VMs drove their van, with thousands of bottles of water and a huge VM tent, through the Domenican Republic this morning and trucked safely into Haiti.
