D Friday, January 22, 2010 News 11 Miracle: A 21-day-old girl is treated by a rescue team after seven days trapped in a gap between the ceiling and her cot. The house was about to be demolished when Elisabeth Joassaint was spotted Pictures: Eyevine/NTI Haiti quake appeal: Bono and The Edge at charity concert Musicians to raise fundsBy Justin MichaelsGLOBAL benefit gigs featuring some of the biggest names in the world of music will be held to raise funds for victims of the Haitian earthquake. Bono and The Edge, Coldplay, Jay-Z, Beyonc and Rihanna among others will play a concert in London, while Wyclef Jean, Bruce Springsteen, Shakira, Ma- donna and Sting will perform at a concert in New York. Stevie Wonder, Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguil- era will also perform at a fundraising concert in LA. The performances will be available to download and buy online at various websites. Damon Albarn, Coldplay and the Arctic Monkeys have organised an auction to raise funds for Oxfams emergency response. The auction featuring items do- nated by musicians goes live on eBay at 9am today. Simon Cowell has also revealed he will make a record for Haiti quake victims after British prime minister Gordon Brown asked for his help with the relief effort. Performers have yet to be chosen, but may include Su- san Boyle, Leona Lewis and Cheryl Cole. 10,000 are laid to rest in an earthquake grave MORE than 10,000 victims of the Haiti earthquake were buried in a mass grave yesterday as rescue teams stopped searching for survivors. Workers are engaged in the grim task of digging mass graves in land around the capital Port-au-Prince. One worker Foultone Fequiert, 38, told of receiving thousands of bodies each day. I have seen so many children, so many children, he said. I cannot sleep at night and, if I do, it is a constant nightmare. Luckner Clerzier, constructing new graves nearby, said: We just dump them in, and fill it up. About 200,000 people are believed dead after the quake struck on Tuesday last week, with another 250,000 injured and 2million people left homeless according to revised estimates. More than 120 people have been found by rescue teams, while aid agencies are seeing patient backlogs of ten to 12 days at their surgical sites. Meanwhile, Guantanamo Bay is being transformed into an emergency relief camp for thousands of Haitians who have fled their homes. About 100 tents, each capable of holding ten people, have been put up and 1,000 more are on hand. The new arrivals will have no contact with the 200 terror suspects awaiting repatriation at the infamous prison in Cuba. Uncharted waters: Survivors pile into boats at Port-au-Prince to flee Haiti index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html