The New Humanitarian | Photothèque

A WFP-managed warehouse at the airport in Antigua and Barbuda in 2017
Hilbourne Frank, veteran Barbuda leader
Volunteers march down a street in the Roma neighbourhood heading to a collapsed building.
A young man tries to console a friend who was waiting for news of a relative trapped in a collapsed office building.
A crew of construction workers waits for orders outside one of the buildings that collapsed in Mexico City's Roma neighbourhood.
Many local businesses tried to help with relief efforts. This car dealership doubled up as a place for people to leave donations.
Volunteers with pick axes march down a street in Mexico City's Condesa neighborhood.
Family members of those trapped in the office building waited for news of their loved ones. Police created a security perimeter around the building.
A group of rescue workers gets ready for their second shift at a five story office building in Mexico City.
Construction workers volunteered to clear rubble from buildings that crumbled during the earthquake.
Construction workers volunteered to clear rubble from buildings that crumbled during the earthquake.
This five story office building in Mexico City collapsed during Tuesday's earthquake. Some 30 people could be trapped inside rescue workers have said.
Victor Ramos had to evacuate his building following the quake because it is no longer safe to live in. Here he stands on the sidewalk with some of his belongings.
A Mexican rescue worker jots down the names of people that are presumably trapped in an office building in Mexico City's Roma neighbourhood.
Volunteers gathered food and donations for rescue workers and victims of the quake.
Refugees walk across a flooded field to their homes in makeshift huts near Kutupalong, Bangladesh.
A damaged house on the island of Barbuda after Hurricane Irma in 2017.

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