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CPS calls on Travelers to Haiti to Remain Vigilant due to Cholera Resurgence.

October 6, 2022

CPS calls on Travelers to Haiti to Remain Vigilant due to Cholera Resurgence.
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PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- Collective Prevention Services (CPS), a department in the Ministry of Public Health, Social Development and Labor (Ministry VSA), has taken note of a Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) epidemiological alert concerning the resurgence of cholera in Haiti.
Due to the fact that cholera is not endemic to Sint Maarten, CPS would urge travelers that do travel to cholera-endemic countries to always take precautionary measures, such as drinking and using safe water, washing hands with soap and safe water, and cooking food thoroughly.
It has been three years with no cases of cholera reported in Haiti, however, on October ...


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