notes: 11/8/10 HEAS GOOGLE GROUP POST: While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim -> 6/17/11: From email from Dr. Jojo Week 22: May 29-June 4 6 Severe / 7 Moderate / 16 Light = Total 29 No deaths Week 23: June 5-11 15 Severe / 6 Moderate / 15 Light = Total 36 No deaths ------------------------------------------------------- 11/8/10 HEAS GOOGLE GROUP POST: While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim
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parish: -> Gonaives
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notes: 11/8/10 HEAS GOOGLE GROUP POST: While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim ------------------------------- Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ... -> 11/8/10 HEAS GOOGLE GROUP POST: While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim
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cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 12/19/10 LTel: ------------------------------ Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ...

name: Raboteau Hospital - "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by IMC) - Gonaives -> CDI Raboteau Hospital - "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by IMC) - Gonaives
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address: Angle Rue Petion et Egalite #1 -> Angle Rue Petion et Egalite #1 19.45 -72.683333
notes: 11/8/10 While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim (HEAS google group) ------------------------------- Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ... -> 11/8/10 HEAS GOOGLE GROUP POST: While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim ------------------------------- Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ...
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town: Gonaive -> Gonaives

name: Raboteau Hospital - "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" Gonaives -> Raboteau Hospital - "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" (Supported by IMC) - Gonaives

name: Raboteau Hospital -> Raboteau Hospital - "Cholera Treatment Center - CTC" Gonaives

parish: Upper Artibonite ->
region: -> Upper Artibonite

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address: -> Angle Rue Petion et Egalite #1
notes: Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ... -> 11/8/10 While the garbage truck rumor seems to be just that- a rumor- we do have report now of 26 fatalities and 86 patients receiving treatment at Hopital Raboteau, Gonaive. Jim (HEAS google group) ------------------------------- Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ...
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notes: Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ... -> Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ...
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notes: Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ... -> Article - 2/1/10 http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=67689 ... In the days immediately after the earthquake, authorities in the provinces also pitched in, sending buses to Port-au-Prince to pick up people who wanted to leave. In some cases, they pulled up at overflowing hospitals and filled buses with the injured and their families, bringing them to hospitals throughout the country. At Raboteau Hospital in the provincial capital, Gonaive, north of Petite Riviere, patients lie on mattresses in hallways and fill the floor of what used to be a large waiting area for visitors. The hospital has tried to make them comfortable, and screens movies on the wall to divert their thoughts, but many of the stories the patients tell are tragic. ...