Dehydration rises as Haiti quake aftermath worsens
In Port-au-Prince a 14 month old girl Abigail Charlot dies from dehydration amid a surge of fever diarrhea and malnutrition. Doctors warn of epidemics as 530000 children are set for measles diphtheria tetanus vaccines and aid agencies rush mobile clinics and supplies across the capital Jacmel and Leogane.
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Haiti
Abigail Charlot
General Hospital
Abigail
Adrien Coliman
Chris Lewis
Save the Children
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Marie- Laurence Jocelyn Lassegue
Mystery Patient Emerges From Debris After Haiti Quake
University of Miami doctors treat a man in Port-au-Prince said to have been trapped by the Jan 12 earthquake for a week. Two Haitians, who brought him to care, claim he survived on food and water during the ordeal. The patient, Evans Monsigrace, 28, is listed in stable condition with dehydration and malnutrition.
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Colimon
Bess
James Charlot
Port-au-Prince
Abigail
Haiti
University of Miami
Salvation Army
Port-au- Prince
Emaci
Nery Ynclan
Evans Monsigrace
Ynclan
Cuba claims 125th birthday for woman in Bayamo
Relatives in Bayamo in Granma province hosted a party for Juana Bautista de la Candelaria Rodriguez who is said to be 125. Civil records cite a birth date of February 2, 1885, but Guinness World Records has not confirmed the claim.
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Juana Bautista de la Candelaria Rodriguez
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Bayamo
Granma
Rodriguez
Candulia
Santa Rosa
Guinness Book of World Records
Philip Robertson
Associated Press
Robertson
Guinness
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