海地找到一具中国人遗体

A Chinese body had been found among the rubble of a building here destroyed by Haiti's massive earthquake, Chinese rescuers say on Saturday.

A member of Chinese rescue team holds a board with characters reading "Brother, we bring you back home" to mourn the Chinese victim whose body was found among the rubble of the collapsed building of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) destroyed by Haiti's massive earthquake in Port-au-Prince January 16, 2010.[Photo/Xinhua]

The body was confirmed as one of the eight Chinese police officers trapped under the rubble in Port-au-Prince, Huang Jianfa, chief of the Chinese rescue team in Haiti said.

The body was found at 03:30 am local time (0830 GMT) among the ruins of the collapsed building of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH).

They also found a camera and a video camera, which belonged to the Chinese peace-keeping police in Haiti, as well as a shoe marked "Made in China," added Huang.

The Chinese rescue team members and the Chinese peacekeepers held a mourning ceremony on the site, standing in five lines and making three bows to the body.

The rescue team is doing everything possible to speed up the search for another seven policemen still missing.

Eight Chinese police officers were meeting UN officials in the building when the devastating quake hit Haiti on Tuesday.

There were 142 Chinese peace-keeping police officers in Haiti. The others are accounted for

海地中国救援组的领导黄家发说道，该尸体已被确认是中国被困于太子港废墟下的八名中国警察之一。

该尸体于当地时间凌晨三点三十分（标准时间8点30）被发现于联合国海地稳定化任务组（海地稳定特派团）建筑倒塌的废墟中。

他们还发现了属于中国维和警察的一个照相机和一个摄影机，还有一只带有”中国制造“标志的鞋子，”黄补充道。

中国救援组成员和中国维和警察在现场举行了一个哀悼仪式，站成五排向遗体三鞠躬。

救援队正在尽一切可能加快搜寻其他七名失踪警察。

周二这场毁灭性的地震袭击海地时八名中国警察正在和联合国官员会见。

一共有142名中国维和警察在海地。其他人情况都已明了。