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Haiti: Earthquake and Cholera
A major 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti on 14 August 2021, killing more than 2,000 people and causing widespread destruction to people's homes and infrastructure. The Haiti Red Cross Society responded rapidly to provide immediate humanitarian assistance to those affected. More than one year on, this Emergency Appeal is supporting ongoing recovery and reconstruction efforts. And in December 2022, we revised the Appeal to also help the Haiti Red Cross Society control a Cholera outbreak in the country through water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and community engagement activities.
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Joint statement: Millions at risk from cholera due to lack of clean water, soap and toilets, and shortage of cholera vaccine
Joint statement: Millions at risk from cholera due to lack of clean water, soap and toilets, and shortage of cholera vaccine
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Article
The cholera emergency is avoidable
The cholera emergency is avoidable
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Haiti earthquake: thousands in dire need of health care and safe water
Haiti earthquake: thousands in dire need of health care and safe water
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Press release
Haiti earthquake: Red Cross teams race against time to find survivors before tropical storm hits
Haiti earthquake: Red Cross teams race against time to find survivors before tropical storm hits
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