El cólera azota Haití
El cólera azota Haití
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Relatives of Haitians suffering from cholera wait for news outside a local hospital in the town of Saint Marc
24.10.2010Relatives of Haitians suffering from cholera wait for news outside a local hospital in the town of Saint Marc October 22, 2010. Haiti's government and its aid partners fought on Friday to contain a cholera epidemic that has killed at least 138 people in the nation's worst medical emergency since the January 12 earthquake. REUTERS/ St-Felix Evens (HAITI - Tags: HEALTH SOCIETY)REUTERS/ St-Felix Evens -
A boy suffering from cholera sleeps while waiting for medical treatment at a local hospital in the Marchand Dessaline zone
24.10.2010A boy suffering from cholera sleeps while waiting for medical treatment at a local hospital in the Marchand Dessaline zone, about 36 km (22 miles) from the town of Saint Marc, October 22, 2010. Quake-hit Haiti and its aid partners fought on Friday to stem a cholera epidemic that has killed over 150 people and sickened hundreds, with experts saying more cases could be expected before it was contained. REUTERS/St-Felix Evens (HAITI - Tags: DISASTER SOCIETY HEALTH)REUTERS/St-Felix Evens -
CÓLERA CAUSA LA MUERTE DE 210 PERSONAS EN HAITÍ, Y HOSPITALES NO DAN ABASTO
24.10.2010HAI12- DROUIN-GRANDE SALINE (HAITÍ), 23/10/2010.- Varias personas cargan un féretro durante un funeral hoy, sábado 23 de octubre de 2010, en la localidad de Robine (Grande Saline), en la provincia de Artibonite, al norte de Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Unas 210 personas han muerto por cólera en Haití, donde los hospitales no dan abasto para atender el aluvión de afectados por la mortal enfermedad, reconocieron las autoridades locales. EFE/Andrés Martínez CasaresEFE/Andrés Martínez Casares
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