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ESTIMATEDMMI INTENSITY
POPULATION EXPOSEDTO SHAKING
5,887,000
7,261,000
1,049,000
571,000
314,000
2,246,000
332,000
^Area shown on map may fall within MMI 9 classification, but con- stitute the areas of heaviest shaking based on USGS data.
*MMI is a measure of ground shaking and is different from overall earthquake magnitude as measured by the Richter Scale.
Last updated 3pm 01/15/10EARTHQUAKE INTENSITYThe Modified Mercalli (MMI) Intensity Scale*
Toussaint Louveture Intl. Airport
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Citè Soleil
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Berthe
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Source: UNOSAT*These are major areas of identified debris as of today. Debris is not necessarily limited to these areas.
01/15/10
Original Map by OCHA
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Moderately Populated
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Areas likely closedor restricted by debris*
Extent of UNOSATdebris analysis
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The port is damaged andnot operational, as all threecranes have been destroyed.
The airport is currentlyfully operational.
The U.N. Stabilization Mission in Haiti(MINUSTAH) has sustained significantdamage. The earthquake also damagedor partially destroyed other U.N. andgovernment buildings, including thePresidential Palace.
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