Program Note: Don't miss live coverage from Haiti tonight on AC360° at 10 p.m. ET.
Charlie Moore
AC360°
We climbed a water tower to get a sense of what it's like from above. We've heard estimates there are 10,000 people camping in and around the government square. When you get up this high the numbers start to make sense.
The structures are becoming more permanent. We'll give you a tour of the camp tonight on AC360°.
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Your work is very important that people remain engaged in helping the Haitian people.
Go ahead! Thanks!
Great picture. Always good to find new view points. Thanks for the visual reference. Keep up the excellent job. Glad your crew is there to tell us this IMPORTANT story. GOD BLESS!!!
Thanks for all of your hard work Charlie and for going back to keep this story alive!
It's amazing at how many people are now living in that one little area in make shift homes. Looking forward to getting a tour through the "shanty town" tonight!
Cindy..Ga.
Dear Anderson,
You should come in Place Boyer i will give you roof access to the Boulangerie Mont carmel to see the tent cities there.
Dowtown where you are i see they are in a cleaner enviroment come in see there.
My Best regards
Patricia