Children dying in Haiti, victims of food crisis exacerbated by four devastating tropical storms

Duclair Mackenson, 5, who suffers from malnutrition, sits in a bed with an unidentified woman at the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Port-au-Prince, Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008. Aid workers fear hunger is worsening in rural Haiti after at least 26 children died of conditions exacerbated by a lack of nutrition, raising concerns that a grave food crisis may be brewing following four devastating tropical storms.

                

Children suffering from malnutrition lie in the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Port-au-Prince, Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008. Aid workers fear hunger is worsening in rural Haiti after at least 26 children died of conditions exacerbated by a lack of nutrition, raising concerns that a grave food crisis may be brewing following four devastating tropical storms.

(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

                                           

View of College Promesse Evangelique in Petion-ville, which collapsed on November 7 killing 91 people. A noisy rumble sparked panic at a school outside the Haitian capital Wednesday, killing one student and wounding dozens as jitters remained nearly two weeks after a deadly school collapse, authorities said.