These stories have the odor of propaganda to them.
I'd argue that there's no looting because refugees are penned up in shelters inland, and the coastal towns are pretty much gone.
In Katrina and Haiti, people were stuck in the immediate area of destruction, and didn't have anywhere to go. Remember the guy blogging from the datacenter in New Orleans during the Hurricane? The whole city broke down, there was nowhere to go. In Haiti, the whole place was barely functioning before the earthquake.
I'd argue that there's no looting because refugees are penned up in shelters inland, and the coastal towns are pretty much gone.
In Katrina and Haiti, people were stuck in the immediate area of destruction, and didn't have anywhere to go. Remember the guy blogging from the datacenter in New Orleans during the Hurricane? The whole city broke down, there was nowhere to go. In Haiti, the whole place was barely functioning before the earthquake.