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Edition: U.S. Article Slideshow Video Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared China says "Avatar" most successful film at $80 million 20 Jan 2010 Obama to stick to agenda - White House adviser 20 Jan 2010 WRAPUP 5-Obama urges lawmakers "coalesce" on healthcare deal 20 Jan 2010 PRECIOUS-Gold steady a day after slump, China data eyed 20 Jan 2010 GLOBAL MARKETS-Dollar surges, Asia stocks slip after China data 20 Jan 2010 China Inc's global growing pains 19 Jan 2010 Exclusive: Investors flee fund with ties to Galleon witness 20 Jan 2010 UPDATE 2-Fidelity Investments tech VC team forms own firm 11 Jan 2010 Airline denies plans for obesity surcharge 20 Jan 2010 UPDATE 1-Lawsuits claim harm from Pfizer quit-smoking drug 14 Jan 2010 Rescue teams pull back as Haiti aid flows in Patrick Markey and Matthew Bigg Thu Jan 21, 2010 1:25am EST Factbox Factbox: U.S. military mobilizes for Haiti relief Wed, Jan 20 2010 Related News U.S. Marines roll ashore on Haiti beach in aid push Wed, Jan 20 2010 WITNESS: A timely snow cone before Haiti was turned upside down Wed, Jan 20 2010 Haiti rejects Dominican Republic troops: envoys Wed, Jan 20 2010 Haiti information service launched by Thomson Reuters Foundation Wed, Jan 20 2010 Donors must stick with Haiti: World Bank chief Wed, Jan 20 2010 Haitians look to Obama to keep hopes alive Wed, Jan 20 2010 Haiti's Preval, a survivor in turbulent land Wed, Jan 20 2010 Haiti quake may be opening for U.S.-Cuba cooperation Wed, Jan 20 2010 Critical that cash starts to flow in Haiti: IMF Wed, Jan 20 2010 Hot meals, jam pastries for some hungry Haitians Wed, Jan 20 2010 Timeline: Quake devastates stricken Haiti's capital Wed, Jan 20 2010 Scenarios: What comes next for the U.S. and Haiti? Wed, Jan 20 2010 Fuel shortages cause jams at Haiti gas stations Wed, Jan 20 2010 Israeli surgeon in Haiti allows a crack of emotion Wed, Jan 20 2010 SNAPSHOT: Haiti Earthquake Wed, Jan 20 2010 Aid slowest reaching rural Haitians at quake center Wed, Jan 20 2010 French aid group MSF accuses U.S. over Haiti delays Wed, Jan 20 2010 Related Video Archibishop's body found in Haiti Wed, Jan 20 2010 Amphibious aid in Haiti Children rescued after Haiti quake < 1 / 40 > View Full Size PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - The search for survivors of Haiti's killer earthquake has started to wind down as international rescue teams begin pulling back and aid, though more plentiful, is still not enough for the tens of thousands left homeless and injured. World | Natural Disasters A desperately poor country before the 7.0 magnitude quake roiled its capital city, Port-au-Prince, on January 12 and killed an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people, Haiti now looks to the world for basic sustenance. "Are we satisfied with the job we are doing? Definitely not," said Jon Andrus, deputy director of the Pan American Health Organization. "But progress is being made. Think of what we started with when the world came crashing down on Haiti. No roads, only rubble and dead bodies. No communication, only death and despair." The strong 5.9 tremor that hit on Wednesday sent alarmed Haitians running away from buildings and walls but did not appear to cause any major new destruction or to slow the international relief effort now bolstered by more U.S. troops. Violence and looting has subsided as U.S. troops provided security for water and food distribution and thousands of displaced Haitians heeded the government's advice to seek shelter outside Port-au-Prince. Sensitive to appearances the United States was taking too forceful a role, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday the White House was being "very careful" to work with the Haitian government and the United Nations. "I want to make sure that when America projects its power around the world, it's not seen only when it's fighting a war," Obama said on ABC News. "It's got to also be able to help people in desperate need. And ultimately that will be good for us. That will be good for our national security over the long term." The United Nations praised Dominican Republic for setting up a humanitarian aid corridor from Santo Domingo to Port-au-Prince and sending 150 U.N. troops to join a Peruvian contingent of U.N. blue helmets to protect the area. AMPHIBIOUS LANDING U.S. Marines in landing craft brought ashore bulldozers, mechanical diggers and trucks on a beach at Neply village, west of Port-au-Prince, from warships anchored offshore. Pack-laden troops on the beach handed out food rations and set up temporary shelters for the homeless. Another group, the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, was on its way to Haiti, diverted from what would have been a tour in the Mediterranean and Europe. The USNS Comfort arrived in Haitian waters with its hospital and advanced surgical units. Around 12,000 U.S. military personnel are in Haiti and on ships offshore. The U.N. is adding 2,000 troops and 1,500 police to the 9,000-member peacekeeping mission in Haiti. At the airport in the damaged historic port city of Jacmel, Sri Lankan, U.S. and Canadian troops delivered supplies. In Jacmel, Hazem El-Zein of the World Food Programme said he thought 30,000 people were without homes in southern Haiti. A Florida search and rescue team left Haiti on Wednesday and it was reported that teams from Belgium, Luxembourg and Britain did as well. U.S. and international teams have rescued 122 people, the White House said. Haitians rescued many others in the hours and days after the quake. MISSING THE BASICS Most of the basics of city life were still missing or barely functional in Port-au-Prince. Hospitals were overwhelmed and doctors lacked anesthesia, forcing them to operate with only local painkillers. Doctors Without Borders said there were 10-to-12-day backlogs of patients at some of its surgical sites and they are seeing infections of untreated wounds. "Some victims are already dying of sepsis," the group said. The city's water system was only partially functional but tanker trucks began to deliver water to the larger makeshift camps, where vendors did brisk business selling charcoal to families who were using small tin barbecues to cook. Overcrowding in parks and other areas where people set up temporary shelters stressed sanitation and hygiene beyond the breaking point. Residents of the city have been sleeping outdoors because their homes were destroyed or out of fear that aftershocks would bring down more buildings. Fuel prices doubled and long lines of cars, motorbikes and people with jerrycans formed at gas stations. Traffic congestion in Port-au-Prince was worse than ever on Wednesday -- perhaps a small sign of recovery -- as aid trucks and locals drove to gas stations to fill their tanks, jamming streets still cluttered with earthquake debris. "Many people tell me they have run out of cash or are about to," said Simon Schorno, spokesman for the International Committee of the Red Cross in Port-au-Prince. Banks would reopen shortly and money transfer agencies were beginning to process much needed remittances from Haitians living abroad, Nicolas Eyzaguirre, director of the International Monetary Fund's Western Hemisphere Department, said on the Fund's website. Landline telephones in Port-au-Prince were still down but two wireless networks had spotty service, said U.S. Federal Communications Commission officials helping with the relief. The World Food Programme had provided 200,000 people with rations for seven days. The International Organization for Migration estimated that 200,000 families -- or 1 million people -- were in need of immediate shelter. Many people were surviving on high-protein biscuits or dry emergency rations. The Food for the Poor charity managed to reopen its kitchens in Port-au-Prince and served up vats of rice, beans and chicken, giving thousands of people their first hot meal in more than a week. (Additional reporting by Catherine Bremer, Joseph Guyler Delva, Natuza Nery in Port-au-Prince, Lesley Wroughton and Adam Entous; Writing by Jackie Frank; Editing by John O'Callaghan) World Natural Disasters More from Reuters Exclusive: Investors flee fund with ties to Galleon witness BOSTON (Reuters) - The tight-knit Boston hedge fund community has been rattled by a guilty plea in the biggest insider trading prosecution in two decades. 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