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Haiti

Scaling up the response to cholera epidemic

Click to view video highlights of MSF's activity. Project Update - 15 Nov 2010
 
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Haiti

Cholera epidemic gains ground

Click to view video of MSF's activities. Project Update - 15 Nov 2010
 
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Haiti

Haiti: MSF steps up its cholera response in Port-au-Prince

"Yesterday we recorded 216 separate cases of cholera arriving at the hospital, while the total number recorded just five days ago was 30," said Stefano Zannini, MSF head of mission in Haiti, last Thursday. "Patients are coming from everywhere, throughout the city, slums and wealthier areas." Project Update - 15 Nov 2010
 
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Haiti

'All of the hospitals in Port-au-Prince are overflowing with patients'

Cholera outbreak outstripping existing treatment capacity in capital. Project Update - 12 Nov 2010
 
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Haiti

Photoblog: Haiti - Spencer Platt/ Getty Images

Patients suffering from cholera-like symptoms lay on the floor at a hospital run by the Haitian government and Médecins Sans Frontières. Voices from the Field - 29 Oct 2010
 
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Responding to the cholera outbreak in Petite Riviere, Haiti

Interview with field coordinator Aurelie Ponthieu Voices from the Field - 28 Oct 2010
 
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Haiti

More preparation and prevention and treatment with Haiti cholera outbreak

MSF is continuing to prepare for the possibility that the disease could spread. At present, MSF can treat cholera at eight of its facilities in the Artibonite region and in and around Port-au-Prince. Project Update - 25 Oct 2010
 
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Haiti

MSF teams treating cholera patients in Saint-Marc, Artibonite region, Haiti

Assessment teams sent to Mirebalais and Petit Riviere. Project Update - 24 Oct 2010
 
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MSF begins treatment in cholera-affected region of Haiti

Following the outbreak of acute diarrhea in the Artibonite region of Haiti, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) medical teams - including doctors, nurses and logisticians - immediately traveled to the affected areas along the Artibonite River, between the cities of Saint-Marc and Mirebalais. Project Update - 21 Oct 2010
 
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Chad

Chadians face a threefold emergency of hunger, floods and cholera

A long drought in Chad, followed by torrential rains, has destroyed crops, flooded wells and cut off villages. Weakened by malnutrition and without access to clean water, people are particularly vulnerable to cholera outbreaks in the region Project Update - 4 Oct 2010
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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