News from Haiti: October 2008
Four New Chlorinators in Haiti
During the month of October, our team in Haiti has been making a lot of progress on helping populations that have been struck by hurricanes Gustav, Hanna, and Ike. We have installed a large chlorinator in Arcahaie, a town located on the Western coast about 20 miles above Port-au-Prince. This chlorinator provides clean water for the 100,000 inhabitants. In collaboration with CAMEP, the entity in charge of water supply in the Metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince, three more chlorinators have been set up on water tanks in Delmas 65 and Foyeau-Ville, two neighborhoods of the capital.
We are expanding our work outside the borders of Port-au-Prince and our team has visited many sites around Mirebalais a town within the jurisdiction of the Departement du Centre where we will start working on water projects soon.
Photos: January 2010 Earthquake
Look at photos that show our work immediately after the earthquake and one month afterwards.
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