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01/14/2012

Disaster Conditions Declared in Pestel, Grand Anse, Haiti

The Haiti Epidemic Advisory System (HEAS) is scrambling now to issue an Emergency Appeal, as cholera has most certainly reared its head yet again, this time in Grand Anse with 445 cases and 59 fatalities.

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