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Haiti: UN supports Government in potable water campaign reaching 30,000 residents

Jun 11, 2016, at 01:56 pm

New York, June 11 (Just Earth News): Some 30,000 residents of three localities in Haiti now have access to potable water, thanks to a sanitation campaign launched by the Government and supported by the United Nations following a cholera epidemic that killed almost 100 people in the community.