Gallery: Oxfam Ireland: Images of Haiti

Updated: 16:04, Monday, 18 January 2010

Oxfam Ireland has so far raised €200,000 for their emergency Haiti appeal. The aid agency is one of many providing urgent water and sanitation to thousands of displaced people. It has more than 200 staff working on the ground in the aftermath of the earthquake. www.oxfamireland.org/donate

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  • A body on the street in Haiti, days after the earthquake struck
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    A body on the street in Haiti, days after the earthquake struck

  • More than 50,000 people have set up home on a golf course outside of the capital, following the destruction of their homes
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    More than 50,000 people have set up home on a golf course outside of the capital, following the destruction of their homes

  • Thousands are living out in the open afraid of going back inside buildings, as tremors continue
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    Thousands are living out in the open afraid of going back inside buildings, as tremors continue

  • Thousands of terrified people are now living in makeshift camps
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    Thousands of terrified people are now living in makeshift camps

  • The most urgent assistance being provided is clean water
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    The most urgent assistance being provided is clean water

  • Aid agencies have set up water tanks in the badly-affected areas of Delmas 48
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    Aid agencies have set up water tanks in the badly-affected areas of Delmas 48

  • People queue for clean water in a makeshift camp
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    People queue for clean water in a makeshift camp

  • Building destruction
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    Building destruction

  • Utter destruction seen everywhere
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    Utter destruction seen everywhere

  • Oxfam's own building suffered damage
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    Oxfam's own building suffered damage

  • 'We need help' sign from quake survivors
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    'We need help' sign from quake survivors

  • A large proportion of the capital's building's were flattened by the earthquake
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    A large proportion of the capital's building's were flattened by the earthquake