Tue, 21 Sep, 2004 - 10:28
At least 622 people have now been killed by Tropical Storm Jeanne in Haiti, and officials expect to find many more bodies.
More than 500 people died in the sprawling northern city of Toussaint Kongo-Doudou, a spokesman for the UN mission told The Associated Press.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: HaitiPlace: Toussaint Kongo-DoudouPlace: Terre NeuvePlace: Port-de-PaixPlace: GonaivesPlace: CaribbeanPlace: USPlace: Puerto RicoPlace: Dominican RepublicPlace: HaitianPlace: HispaniolaPlace: AtlanticPlace: ArtibonitePerson: Madiro MorilusPerson: Dieufort DeslorgesPerson: DeslorgesPerson: presidentPerson: Jean-Bertrand AristidePerson: Jesner EstimablePerson: Katya SilmePerson: SilmePerson: Jean-Saint ManusPerson: Pelissier HeberPerson: prime ministerPerson: Gerard LatortuePerson: Jose Luis GermanEvent: Tropical Storm JeanneOrganisation: UNOrganisation: Associated PressOrganisation: Kongo-DoudouOrganisation: USOrganisation: Red CrossOrganisation: Artibonite Chamber of CommerceOrganisation: US EmbassyOrganisation: National Emergency Committee
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