Second Chinese quake team starts medical care work in quake-hit Haiti

The second Chinese medical team has started helping Haitian residents, soon after arriving in the quake-stricken country. China has also handed over its second shipment of relief materials to the Haitian government.

In a makeshift hospital set up by the Chinese medical team, residents line up for help. This woman says her child has had a fever for days, and they have nothing to eat.

To serve large amount of desperate patients, Chinese medical workers set up this hospital on their second day in the country. They chose to work right next to the parliament building, one of the most populous places in the capital, Port-au-Prince.

A member of a Chinese medical team asks about a child's symptoms at a  makeshift hospital that the team has set up in Port-au-Prince Jan. 27,  2010. The team will stay in Haiti for weeks to provide basic medical  care for survivors of the Jan. 12 earthquake. (Xinhua Photo)