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Treating the victims of the Haiti earthquake

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Between 100,000 and 200,000 people may have died in the Haiti earthquake - and many thousands were injured and are still in desperate need of medical help.

Thirteen hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince are working, and Dr Waseem Saeed is one of the doctors who has gone there with the British medical charity Merlin.

In this first person account he gives us a snapshot of his efforts to save the injured.

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