HAITI -
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Oct. 29,2010
Haiti: Emergency cholera
..."where COOPI continues actions to sensitize people about the possible risks of the epidemic: it stresses the vital importance of washing your hands (fortunately our camps are equipped with soap stock in all the basin, located outside the toilet), and drink 'global traité' (water treated with chlorine, purified water)."
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Oct. 26, 2010
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COOPI has stepped up activities in the fields during the weekend, through promotion of good hygiene practices tent to tent and camp to camp to educate people about the possible risks of the epidemic. ...
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http://www.coopi.org/it/cosafacciamo/nelsuddelmondo/dove-interveniamo/paesi/52/haiti/
The earthquake of January 12, 2010 in Haiti has led to very serious consequences both at the infrastructural level psycho-social and economic development. There are nearly a million homeless people living in a camp situation well below minimum standards. The already precarious economic and social system has been further damaged, with consequences that, in all likelihood, will have an impact for years, mostly to the detriment of the most vulnerable and with fewer resources to respond quickly to what happened.
COOPI provides a detailed answer and cross to support the Haitian people hit by the earthquake is not limiting the action to the first emergency response but also focusing on the prevention of future disasters.
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