1,100 Europeans still missing after Haiti quake

More than 1,100 EU citizens are among the missing in the Haiti earthquake, the European Commission said today.

Mon, 18 Jan, 2010 - 18:10

More than 1,100 EU citizens are among the missing in the Haiti earthquake, the European Commission said today.

More than 1,240 have been accounted for, 28 have died, nine are logged as injured and nearly 800 EU nationals have been evacuated from the region, according to figures released in Brussels.

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