Haiti school collapse sparks anger, concerns
At least 88 students and adults die in the collapse of three-story school
AP updated 5:23 p.m. CT, Sun., Nov. 9, 2008
Ramon Espinosa / AP
A person climbs out from under the rubble of the collapsed school.
Ramon Espinosa / AP
Residents look on as rescue workers search for victims Saturday at collapsed school in Petionville, Haiti.
The collapse, which crushed at least 88 students and adults in a slum below a relatively wealthy enclave near Port-au-Prince, has brought global attention to a country where chronic poverty and unrest spawn chaotic jigsaws of neighborhoods and building codes are widely ignored.
President Rene Preval, who has made several visits to the disaster site, blamed continual government turnover and a lack of respect for the law for the deadly collapse at the College La Promesse.
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