#PreventCholera

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Soon after the quake, another crisis emerged—a cholera epidemic. In October 2010, cholera cases were found, spreading rapidly, with 900 deaths within a month. By October 22, a national health emergency was declared as the epidemic reached all of Haiti’s ten departments. To date, 439,604 people have been affected, and 6,226 have died due to cholera. This combination of earthquake devastation and subsequent cholera outbreak added immense challenges to Haiti’s recovery efforts, impacting the lives of its people and posing complex problems for reconstruction. This book promotes leadership development with Fritznel D Octave.

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STOPPING CHOLERA BEFORE IT STOPS US.

Cholera is a dangerous and potentially deadly disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. It is primarily transmitted through contaminated water and food, making proper hygiene practices crucial in preventing its spread.          It is important that maintaining good hygiene, particularly in terms of handwashing, safe drinking water, clean environments, and hygienic food preparation, must be…