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IRC "detectives" finding families in Haiti
“I watched them embrace when they first saw each other. It was like a miracle”
- IRC caseworker Barbara Morreau on reuniting 2-year-old Geralda with her aunt Carole, who thought the little girl had died in January's devastating earthquake in Haiti. Read more stories about how the IRC is helping family members separated by the quake find each other in a new photo essay posted on our Web site.
Posted in Children & Youth, Haiti | Tags: family tracing, haiti charity, humanitarian, Haiti Earthquake, natural disasters
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