Haiti: Four Months After the Earthquake

Here on Haiti's northern coast, 150 miles from Port-au-Prince, life goes on in the country's second largest city, much as it did before last January's earthquake, and another working day has begun. Continue reading Aimee Levitt's story about a St. Louis pediatrician battling child malnutrition in Haiti. Photos by Jennifer Silverberg.
Scroll down to view images
Haiti: Four Months After the Earthquake
The Presidential Palace, four months after the earthquake. Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
The Presidential Palace, four months after the earthquake. Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Street scene, Port-au-Prince.
Street scene, Port-au-Prince.
Rubble, Port-au-Prince.
Rubble, Port-au-Prince.
Tents and ruins, Port-au-Prince.
Tents and ruins, Port-au-Prince.
Tent city, Port-au-Prince.
Tent city, Port-au-Prince.
Amputee, Port-au-Prince.
Amputee, Port-au-Prince.
Trash-filled gutter, Port-au-Prince.
Trash-filled gutter, Port-au-Prince.
Poverty and religion, Port-au-Prince.
Poverty and religion, Port-au-Prince.
UN workers are a common site on the streets of Haiti.
UN workers are a common site on the streets of Haiti.