Terremoto Haiti, almeno 1.300 morti e oltre 5.700 feriti: allarme per tempesta Grace. FOTO

Sale il bilancio, ancora provvisorio, del sisma di magnitudo 7.2 che ha colpito il Paese il 14 agosto. I danni più gravi si registrano nel sudovest, in particolare intorno alla città di Les Cayes. Il primo ministro Ariel Henry ha dichiarato lo stato di emergenza per un mese. Paura per l’arrivo della perturbazione tropicale

Residents survey a damaged building following a 7.2-magnitude earthquake in Les Cayes, Haiti, on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2021. The U.S. deployed search and rescue teams to help find survivors among the debris of collapsed buildings in Haiti as the death toll soars from Saturday’s massive earthquake. Photographer: Jonathan Alpeyrie/Bloomberg

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Si continua a scavare fra le macerie ad Haiti dopo il terremoto di magnitudo 7.2 che ha colpito il Paese il 14 agosto. L’agenzia di Protezione civile ha comunicato che il numero provvisorio delle vittime è salito a 1.297

Haiti, si contano i danni dopo il terremoto. FOTO

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I feriti accertati sono oltre 5.700 e gli ospedali sono ormai saturi, mentre aumenta la preoccupazione per l’avvicinarsi della tempesta tropicale Grace

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Rubble from a destroyed wall lies outside the "Sacré coeur des Cayes" church in Les Cayes on August 15, 2021, after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the southwest peninsula of the country. - Hunched on benches, curled up in chairs or even lying the floor, those injured in the powerful earthquake that wreaked havoc on Haiti on Saturday crowded an overburdened hospital near the epicenter. The emergency room in Les Cayes, in southwestern Haiti, which was devastated by the 7.2-magnitude quake on Saturday morning that killed at least 724 people, is expecting reinforcements to help treat some of the thousands of injured. (Photo by Reginald LOUISSAINT JR / AFP) (Photo by REGINALD LOUISSAINT JR/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il Centro nazionale degli uragani (Nhc) di Miami ha avvertito che la tempesta tropicale Grace, con un movimento erratico e di difficile previsione, ha raggiunto ieri le Isole Leeward e sta avanzando verso Puerto Rico, la Repubblica dominicana e Haiti

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A destroyed building is seen in Les Cayes on August 15, 2021, after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the southwest peninsula of the country. - Hunched on benches, curled up in chairs or even lying the floor, those injured in the powerful earthquake that wreaked havoc on Haiti on Saturday crowded an overburdened hospital near the epicenter. The emergency room in Les Cayes, in southwestern Haiti, which was devastated by the 7.2-magnitude quake on Saturday morning that killed at least 724 people, is expecting reinforcements to help treat some of the thousands of injured. (Photo by Stanley LOUIS / AFP) (Photo by STANLEY LOUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il fenomeno, si dice infine, sarà accompagnato da "forti venti e piogge battenti che potrebbero causare straripamento di fiumi e inondazioni"

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Ad Haiti, riporta la Bbc, i danni più gravi si registrano nel sudovest, in particolare intorno alla città di Les Cayes

Broken tree limbs and rubbles are seen in the area of Les Cayes on August 15, 2021, after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the southwest peninsula of the country. - The death toll in Haiti's powerful earthquake jumped to over 1,200 on Sunday, as crews desperately dug through collapsed buildings for survivors in the Caribbean nation still reeling from its president's assassination.
In Les Cayes, as in other hard-hit cities on the southwestern peninsula, most of the population spent the night sleeping outdoors in front of their houses -- or what remained of them -- amid fears of new aftershocks. (Photo by Stanley LOUIS / AFP) (Photo by STANLEY LOUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il primo ministro Ariel Henry ha dichiarato lo stato di emergenza per un mese

Large fissures scar the roads in the area of Les Cayes on August 15, 2021, after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the southwest peninsula of the country. - The death toll in Haiti's powerful earthquake jumped to over 1,200 on Sunday, as crews desperately dug through collapsed buildings for survivors in the Caribbean nation still reeling from its president's assassination.
In Les Cayes, as in other hard-hit cities on the southwestern peninsula, most of the population spent the night sleeping outdoors in front of their houses -- or what remained of them -- amid fears of new aftershocks. (Photo by Stanley LOUIS / AFP) (Photo by STANLEY LOUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

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“Le strade sono piene di urla - ha detto al New York Times Archdeacon Abiade Lozama, capo di una chiesa anglicana di Les Cayes - Le persone cercano i loro cari e degli aiuti, cure mediche e acqua”