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On 21 July 2022, Maila Rene, 4, receives a dose of Vitamin A at Hopital Immaculée Conception in Les Cayes, Departement du Sud, Haiti.
News note
19 December 2022
With UNICEF support, Haiti kickstarts campaign to immunize about 1.7 million people against cholera
41 per cent of confirmed cholera cases are reported among children under 14.
On November 21, 2022, Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF Director of the Office of Emergency Programmes, visited the UNICEF-supported GHESKIO health center located in Centre Ville, Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti.
News note
22 November 2022
Haiti: children account for 2 in 5 cholera cases -UNICEF
Cholera is most prevalent in areas with a high burden of severe acute malnutrition.
A baby suffering from cholera symptoms receive his treatment at Centres Gheskio in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 14 October 2022.
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24 October 2022
Cholera outbreak in Haiti hits over 1,700 suspected cases –half of them children
Fuel shortages and insecurity are hampering the life-saving response.
One in five children suffers from acute malnutrition in Cite Soleil, Haiti.
News note
14 October 2022
Cholera threat ‘close to a death sentence' for children with severe acute malnutrition in Haiti as food insecurity worsens
In Cité Soleil, 8,000 children under five are at risk due to combined threat of severe wasting and cholera.
Two Haitian children seated in an empty classroom.
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10 October 2022
Increase in violence and resurgence of cholera in Haiti may leave more than 2.4 million children unable to return to school - UNICEF
A woman washes boy’s hands at Bethesda health centre, Cap Haitien, Haiti
News note
04 October 2022
Amidst insecurity in Haiti, new cholera upsurge puts 1.2 million children at risk
Video Combatting cholera in Haiti: home straight
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27 November 2019
Combatting cholera in Haiti: home straight
UNICEF and its partners remain mobilized to defeat the last cholera hotspots.

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