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were ok at the oloffson..internet is on !! no phones ! hope all are okay..alot of big building in PAP are down ! (6:23 p.m., Jan. 12)
another aftershock..people are screaming and freaking out down towards the stadium..much singing and praying in large numbers (7:45 p.m., Jan. 12)
the singing and praying is getting more intense..you have to believe!! From what I'm hearing, this is worse than anyone is imagining (9:18 p.m., Jan. 12)
In the last eight days, Morse has posted frequent updates of news in Port-au-Prince (including this morning's earthquake: "last night I went to bed wondering why I was still sleeping outside.This morning I found out why."), and he also has attempted to connect family members with loved ones in the city. His hotel is hosting several journalists who have come to Haiti to cover the ongoing humanitarian crisis. More than 11,000 Twitter users are now following Morse's tweets (@RAMhaiti), which have been quoted by CNN, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and scores of other news outlets.
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