Fears that disease could spread as storm leaves almost 900 dead and tens of thousands displaced on Caribbean island
Haiti was counting the cost of the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew on Saturday night, with almost 900 inhabitants killed and tens of thousands displaced in the Caribbean country.
Outbreaks of cholera led to the deaths of several people, because of flood water mixing with sewage, and fears were growing that the disease could spread.
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Source: Guardian Environment