dying HAITI IN SILENCE
A photographic Julie Tack, a senior reporter.
Cholera Treatment Centre in Tabarre a suburb of Port-au-Prince November 13, 2010. The cholera epidemic is expanding rapidly since Monday 08 November in Port-au-Prince and has already killed nearly 800 people. 
Cholera Treatment Centre in Tabarre a suburb of Port-au-Prince November 13, 2010. 
Hygiene conditions has oleil Cities S are such that the spread of cholera has been staggering. Port-au-Prince November 13, 2010. 
girl filling a container of drinking water in a refugee camp near Cite Soleil in Port-au-Prince, November 13, 2009. 
funeral procession of a 45 year old woman died of cholera on November 11, 2010 Villard in the center of L'Artibonite, the main focus of the epidemic. The epidemic is officially dead, but 742 are recorded as deaths in hospitals making the actual number much higher. 
In a morgue in Gonaives (190 km from Port au Prince) a death from cholera was transferred to a waterproof bag to limit the spread of disease, November 11, 2010 . 
In the refugee camp of Aviation, Port-au-Prince, people will look for water treatment. The overcrowded camps is such and such deplorable hygiene conditions it is essential that people respect the instructions of the Ministry of Public Health and Population of Haiti to prevent spread of the disease. 
cholera patients at the General Hospital of Port au Prince. The key epidimie officially the capital of 08 since November and is under the Ministry of Health public and the public with a national threat. 
cholera patients at the General Hospital of Port-au-Prince. 
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