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Normal life was also returning to some parts of the capital, with some shops and street vendors back in business, traffic flowing in some parts of the city and people lining up to wait for private banks to reopen at last.

Several thousand people also took part in group prayers on the Champ de Mars, near the wrecked presidential palace, led by energetic evangelists.

The UN World Food Program said it had distributed two million meals on Friday, up from 1.2 million on Thursday. A total of 150 health facilities were now running across the city, the World Health Organization said.

Rescue teams have saved 132 people across the shattered city since the January 12 quake, according to the UN, most recently an 84-year-old woman and a 22-year-old man who were pulled from collapsed buildings on Friday.

The 63-year-old's body was laid out in front of the city's destroyed Roman Catholic cathedral in an open casket wearing his ceremonial miter, with visible injuries to his face. He died when his office adjoining the cathedral collapsed.

He was saved just hours after the United Nations announced that Haiti's barely-functioning government had declared an end to search-and-rescue efforts so aid workers could focus on getting supplies to survivors.

Meanwhile a huge relocation of survivors out of the still-squalid capital continued.

French ambassador Didier le Bret, who was also at the scene, said: "Officially the rescue phase ended yesterday, but because our firemen are determined people they came when they were asked to."

But 62 teams remained in Haiti on Saturday, said Vincenzo Pugliese,timberland 6 inch boots, a UN spokesman in Haiti, adding that while the government had switched focus to relief operations "this does not mean that search and rescue operations have stopped."

The miracle tale came as thousands of mourners gathered outside the ruins of the capital's cathedral for the funeral of the archbishop of Port-au-Prince, one of more than 110,000 people killed in the 7.0-magnitude quake.

"The Creator wants us to take part in the creation of a new country, a new Haiti, a new world,ug boots," Joseph Lafontant, the auxiliary bishop who led the service.

A convoy of food aid being distributed by an unidentified NGO without an escort of UN peacekeepers was attacked and looted in the south of capital on Friday, the UN said.

"It's a real miracle. Let's hope it's not the last," said Lieutenant Colonel Christophe Renou, commander of the French contingent of the rescue team, which also included US and Greek aid workers.

More than 130,000 people have taken advantage of the government's offer of free transport to other cities where it is setting up new tent camps, the UN said. An unknown number of other people had left the capital by private means.

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