In a previous post, we noted local community concern about Nepalese MINUSTAH troops possibly being the source of the cholera epidemic. We emphasized that such claims need to be investigated properly, and sources indicate testing is in process. MINUSTAH has issued a statement that clarifies the sanitation handling practices of the deployment in question. We encourage the readers to read the statement. Test results will be conveyed as soon as possible.
Key Background Information
Recent Posts
- Scattered Reports of Fatalities and Patient Surge in Central Haiti
- The Passing of a Hero: "Big Dave" Bompart
- Please Lift "Big Dave" Bompart Up In Prayer
- The Current and Future Status of Cholera in Haiti
- A Moment of Quiet Introspection Following the Disaster in Pestel
- Operational Highlights of the HEAS
- Words of Thanks For Helping to Save Pestel
- Situation Stable in Pestel / More New Cases in Desreveaux
- Pestel: Situation Stabilized
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- James M. Wilson V, MD on Confirmation of the Origin of the Haiti Cholera Disaster: UN Nepalese Troops
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- Mfhcm.wordpress.com on 11th Case of Acute Flaccid Paralysis Reported
- Krisztian Magori on Acute Flaccid Paralysis: Port de Paix and Port au Prince, Haiti and Charlotte, North Carolina
- Lucienscd on Commentary: The Perspective and Reality of HEAS Operations
- GrassRootsUnite on Commentary: The Perspective and Reality of HEAS Operations
- Krisztian Magori on PAHO Validates the Need for the HEAS
- Stephen Nuchia on Current Map of Cholera-Affected Areas
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10/26/2010
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