As we know about the earthquake in Haiti, 72 hours ago there was earth quake in Haiti and its power was 7 at rector scale.

After 3 days almost every nation in the world mobilized to send community and aid to earthquake hit Haiti yesterday. There are numerous issues with rescuer workers, they are trying to reach needy people but could not. It is fears that the critical 72-hour window to help survivors.

Medicine, tent, foods, Planeloads of water, food, tents, medicine and rescue equipment began arriving at Port au Prince’s airport along with disaster teams geared up to assist the probable 3 million public – a third of the people – consideration to be wounded and without a roof.

Aircraft jump for the overcome country were also not permitted to take off or, in some, cases, were not allowed to land when they got to Port-au-Prince.

As the Red Cross put the figure of lifeless at 50,000, the focus for those who managed to get into Haiti was on locating people trapped under the rubble and tiresome to minimize a likely public physical condition disaster that it is feared could claim thousands more lives.

The epicenter of the earthquake on Tuesday afternoon was only 10 miles (16 km) from Port-au-Prince, the assets of the western hemisphere’s most impoverished country.

Seismologists said its crash was all the more critical because it was “shallow”, causing better shaking on the surface of the ground. About 4 million public live in and approximately the city, which was rocked by aftershocks as authoritative as 5.9 scales.

Tens of thousands wandered confused and crying in the disorganized, broken streets, most still unable to find protection or food two days after their world was twisted upside down.

“Money is worth nothing right now, water is the currency,” sag by one foreign aid worker.

The pressure on assets generated concerns there might be an outbreak of aggression in the country. Gunshots were heard sporadically, there were reports of extensive looting and fights breaking out over water.

Aid personnel start handing out food yesterday and World Food Programmed spokesman Charles Vincent predicted 2,400 inhabitants could be fed by the end of the day.

Once roads are cleared, sharing would also start in other areas.”Obviously it’s a drop in a bucket but it’s a start,” added by him.

Doctors face a contest against time to keep people suffering from fractures and inner injuries caused by lessening granite and treat open wounds before they become infected.

He added that people living on the road would observe crowd outbreaks of sickness. “There is an entire variety of infectious diseases that will roughly always increase over the coming days and weeks. That is a major concern.