Martin Harrison is a water engineer from Yorkshire, UK, working on a secure water supply at the Baptist Haiti Mission hospital, Port-au-Prince. "Chlorine tablets finally arrived today so the water is fully drinkable," he says. Photo: Martin Harrison
"Estima is 12. He was coming down a mountain with his herd of goats when the earthquake struck. A boulder hit him and crushed his leg and arm. The doctors from HCJB Global have done an amazing job to put everything back in place." Photo: Martin Harrison
"Dr Leonardo Febres tackles a foot with gangrene." Photo: Martin Harrison
"This is a grave we had to dig for bodies of patients who died where no family members came forward to claim them. Presumably their family were killed too. The normal system for dealing with deaths has collapsed." Photo: Martin Harrison
"The hospital chaplains are doing an amazing job. This pastor led the whole ward in a bible reading, prayer and singing of hymns. It was extremely moving to hear the whole ward singing praise in such a desperate situation." Photo: Martin Harrison
"It is not all sadness. People are so happy to have been treated by the HCJB doctors and many lives are being saved. These young ladies are all smiles." Photo: Martin Harrison
"New medical supplies arrived yesterday evening just in time. Everyone pulls together to off load the truck." Photo: Martin Harrison
"The fish pond that is saving lives! This is the emergency water source that is being pumped through the filter to produce water for the Mission Hospital, clinic, E.R. and all the missionary housing." Photo: Martin Harrison
"One of two doctors who just appeared and began to help with the many patients we have in the hospital." Photo: Martin Harrison
"This father was insistent that I took a photo of his boy who is now going to live!" Photo: Martin Harrison
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