Int'l aid pours in after deadly quake in Haiti

Many foreign governments and aid agencies are scrambling to help people in Haiti. Various rescue teams are en route to the Caribbean island country.

Brazil has deployed two military planes with canned food and water. They were expected to land at Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince Thursday morning.

On Wednesday, Brazil's President asked several ministers and governors to join him in a minute of silence, honoring those killed in the earthquake.

And the President expressed his condolences.

Liuz Inacio Lula Da Silva, Brazilian President, said, "Haiti already has a series of unsolved problems, and sincerely, those people didn't deserve this, another tragedy in their lives."

Members of French Civil Security rescue team who are based in Brignolles prepare to depart for Haiti with one of six specially trained sniffer dogs from the military base of Istres, southern France, January 13, 2010. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)