Fix Cholera News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Death and with hard work, by all of these volunteers, from samaritan's purse and your u.s. aid you're saving lives and this is a desperate situation. the cholera epidemic many people think has been grossly understated and a far graver problem in haiti than stated, but the bottom line, people here, if nothing else, are working really hard to save lives. >> hey, little sweet love. >> and they came in i don't know if they told you about cholera, but we actually think the malnourishment is the bigger problem and these guys are sick and they look about, six week, six week old babe, so, their choler...

You'll see people out on the street and looks like they're just sort of you know, hawking things at random and shouting at cars passing by and it looks like total madness, but in fact, they're operating businesses there, part of long chains of command that go all the way back to the united states to producers and other places, and you know, they're in their own way, part of is global economy and have their own way of doing business and one of the problems a lot of outsiders have when they come into haiti and try to do good, and come in often times with very good intentionses mistake what they ...

U.n. peacekeepers from nepal. it killed thousands. so is cholera still a problem today? >> we've traveled to haiti and seen the cholera clinic you had up and running a couple of years ago and it looked like the cholera, a horrible epidemic, people lost their lives and very sick. that seemed to be on the road to elimination, but is it back? is cholera back? >> it is greta, but not like it was, it's being contained in some of the rural areas, again, most of it is because of water. it's a water born issues, if you could boil the water, people have the education, to understand where it comes from ...

Left. >> this is the catholic church, i think the archbishop was killed. >> yes, yes. >> and down below us to the right, sarah, look at that mass of humanity down there. >> oh, my goodness, look at all of those people. >> the market. >> yeah, look at -- look at the streets right in front of us, there, look where sarah is at. >> up those streets, piles and piles, there it is, that's the church there. >> oh, yeah. >> greta: straight ahead immediately after the quake struck the world rushed into help. but is haiti getting any international support now? that's next. a deadly epidemic wreaking havo...

Their people to boil the water so that they can avoid getting cholera or is that just left to the ngo's? >> greta, i can't speak to that, i don't know what the government's doing, all i know is what we do. and we're just trying to fill a vacuum that is left by the government, by not being at the door when they need to be at the door. >> greta: when i'm in haiti, what strikes me, there's one part of haiti that's absolutely chaos, i've been in cholera clinics, down the streets where it's just, you know, the thousands and thousands of people, there seems to be absolutely no order, squalor, povert...