Haiti quake victims dying without U.S. airlifts: doctor
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elbudamexicano
Cuba has free medical service. Why not send them next door to Cuba if the US, South Florida hospitals are so overwhelmed. Sounds like a bunch of crap to me.Anyway, Haiti is in one horrible, horrible mess and the situation will not get better if the Haitians do not take more responsibility for their own lives.
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kwatt
Cuba has free medical service but does not have extra medical things for thousands of people. The US has more medicines. Haiti is the closest to the US.
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nandakandamanda
Why can't Tetanus be treated on the USNS Comfort?
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