By Mark Doyle and Piers Shofield
BBC

Almost seven thousand people have died of cholera in Haiti over the past year.

It’s by far the largest outbreak in the world today. But how did a disease – which has been absent from Haiti for over a century – arrive in the country?

Poor sanitary conditions at a United Nations camp are being blamed for the outbreak. The UN has denied this but families of cholera victims are now demanding compensation from the United Nations.

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This programme, which was produced by Piers Scholfield, contains a graphic account of cholera symptoms.

Listen to podcast, Assignment Cholera in Haiti, including an interview with Mirebalais Mayor Lochard Laguerre.

Source:  BBC