The number of people confirmed to have died in a powerful earthquake in Haiti has risen again to over 2,100.
Hospitals, schools and churches were destroyed - with the area trying to recover while battling heavy rain.
The United Nations says half-a-million children have limited access to shelter, water and food.
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