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Kendere

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Kendere, 10, is interviewed at a tent city in Dadadou Community Park in Delmas III area. He suffered extensive lacerations during the earthquake. Kendere says he lost his father and sister in the earthquake and his mother is having a difficult time coping. International Rescue Committee case workers interviewed kids on March 2, 2010, to determine who needs assistance. In Haiti it's a long drawn out process to start reuniting kids separated from their loved ones. Case workers with the International Rescue Committee interview kids everywhere from tent cities to destroyed homes. .
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Haiti Earthquake
Kendere, 10, is interviewed at a tent city in Dadadou Community Park in Delmas III area. He suffered extensive lacerations during the earthquake. Kendere says he lost his father and sister in the earthquake and his mother is having a difficult time coping. International Rescue Committee case workers interviewed kids on March 2, 2010, to determine who needs assistance. In Haiti it's a long drawn out process to start reuniting kids separated from their loved ones. Case workers with the International Rescue Committee interview kids everywhere from tent cities to destroyed homes. .