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UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 03 STATE 009198 
 
SENSITIVE 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: AEMR ASEC CASC KFLO MARR PREL PINR AMGT HA
SUBJECT: TFHA01: HAITI EARTHQUAKE TASK FORCE SITUATION 
REPORT NO. 46 
 
STATE 00009198  001.2 OF 003 
 
 
 
 
VIP TRAVEL 
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¶1. (SBU) ECUADORIAN PRESIDENT RAFAEL CORREA IS SCHEDULED 
   TO VISIT JANUARY 29. (SOUTHCOM SITREP) 
 
 
 
SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) 
 
¶2. No updates at this time. 
 
 
 
COMMODITY FLOW 
 
¶3. No updates at this time. 
 
AMERICAN CITIZEN WELFARE/WHEREABOUTS/EVACUATIONS 
 
¶4.  (SBU)  As of 0500 EST, 31 American evacuees and family 
members departed Port-au-Prince January 29; a total of 
13,428 have been evacuated to date. There are 30 
Americans and family members inside the Embassy and 500 
individuals, mostly local nationals, outside the Embassy. 
 
A cotal of 21,200 potential evacuees have been accounted 
for. One American was at the airport alternate landing 
zone, and a total of 31 evacuation flights departed since 
2000 EST January 28. There are 76 confirmed American 
fatalities (including four official Americans) and another 
20 reported. (TFl/Embassy Port-au-Prince e-mail, State 
Department Daily Press Briefing) 
 
MEDICAL RESPONSE 
 
¶5. (SBU) As of close of business January 28, USNS 
Comfort has seen 19,000 patients, admitted 605, and 
performed 217 surgeries. (DOD/DCO Conference Call, 
SOUTHCOM SitRep) 
 
 
 
INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION/REQUESTS 
 
¶6. (U) France has offered to rebuild Haiti's historic 
national palace. (Radio Metropole) 
 
 
DEPLOYMENT OF U.S. GOVERNMENT ASSETS 
 
¶7. No updates at this time. 
 
 
 
HUMANITARIAN/SECURITY/INFRASTRUCTURE 
 
¶8. (SBU) IFRC assesses the city of Logane is "leveled" 
with up to 10,000 people camped in a soccer stadium. The 
camp has received no assistance from any group to date. 
Doctors Without Borders noted increasing reports of 
diarrhea in the last week, and about half of the people 
receiving treatment were suffering from mental trauma. 
Six NGOs have committed to overseeing distribution of food 
at eleven of the fifteen planned WFP food distribution 
sites planned for Port-au-Prince and its suburbs. The 
Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item Cluster is 
recommending smaller settlements (10,000 per camp) rather 
than larger settlements the GOH is proposing (100,000 per 
camp). The recommendation for smaller camps is based in 
part on difficulty in finding enough space to accommodate 
the larger camps. Angry crowds mobbed three food 
distribution sites in Port-au-Prince January 28 and 
MINUSTAH peacekeepers in Cite Soleil fired warning shots 
when a crowd turned unruly. UN called the performance of 
the Haitian National Police "outstanding," noting that 
nearly three-quarters of the 14,000 man force is back on 
the street. SOUTHCOM assess the police presence in Port- 
au-Prince as "marginal." SIRIUS/XM is working with USAID 
on a plan to deliver radios to media outlets in order to 
disseminate Voice of America (VOA) programming. 
USAID has established an orphans and vulnerable children 
working group that will work with the GOH and private aid 
groups to address concerns about child kidnapping and 
smuggling. The main port in Port-au-Prince sustained more 
damage than originally thought and operations on the pier 
were suspended January 28. Repair supplies are being 
loaded at Jacksonville. In the interim, the GOH has 
suggested that some traffic can be transferred to the port 
at Lafiteau, ten miles north of Port-au-Prince. 
(TFl/Interagency Conference Call, DHS-NOC Report, SOUTHCOM 
SitRep, USAID SitRep 31, UN News Service, SOUTHCOM SitRep, 
NCC Sitrep, Orphans and Vulnerable Children Update, 
Reuters) 
 
 
 
POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS 
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¶9. (U) Senators Dodd (D-CT) and Lugar (R-IN) introduced 
legislation on January 28 that would instruct Treasury to 
work with other nations to forgive Haiti's international 
debt, increase trade, and create an infrastructure fund. 
(Reuters) 
CLINTON