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US export surge spurs box shortfall 19:01 9 May
STONGER US exports have helped support the American economy, but the trend is causing a shortage of containers on both sides of the Pacific.
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20 dead in Haiti ferry capsize 5:00 12 May20 dead in Haiti ferry capsize THE accident occurred at night during a trip from Pestel in southwest Haiti to the nation’s capital Port-au-Prince. "Five children aged two to five perished in the shipwreck," Pestel mayor Evil Lavilette, reportedly told the media. "Haitian police and peacekeepers from the UN mission in Haiti have recovered the bodies of some 20 victims. The search continues," police inspector-general Fritz Jean confirmed to Agence France-Presse. Parliamentarian Accluche Louis-Jeune told media that there were as many as 200 passengers aboard the ferry when it sank about 2300, a few km from Port-au-Prince. "At the moment, no survivors have been rescued," Louis-Jeune commented. Lavilette identified the vessel as the local ferry named Praise the Lord and said the captain “waited in vain for the Haitian coast guard to come to the rescue" of his passengers, many of whom were local businessmen travelling with their families.
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