day after the earthquake - but this was a new disaster that shocked the world. cholera had somehow arrived in haiti - and it wasn t long before rumors that un nepalese peacekeepers were involved led us to a base on the banks of the country s largest river. what are you digging, why are you digging here? well we re not being told exactly what s going on here, but it certainly smells like sewage, there are toilets right there, and the liquid seems to be draining into this river just a few meters away that flows into the nearby town of mirebalais. back then, it felt like we d stumbled on the scene of a crime. now, after a series of investigations - including by the un itself - it seems that s exactly what did happen. in the more than 2 years since we first visited this site, almost everything that we suspected - from the scenes that we found - now appears to be true. scientists have said that the cholera found in that river is almost identical to a strain of the disease fo
years - and from haiti since a day after the earthquake - but this was a new disaster that shocked the world. cholera had somehow arrived in haiti - and it wasn t long before rumors that un nepalese peacekeepers were involved led us to a base on the banks of the country s largest river. what are you digging, why are you digging here? well we re not being told exactly what s going on here, but it certainly smells like sewage, there are toilets right there, and the liquid seems to be draining into this river just a few meters away that flows into the nearby town of mirebalais. back then, it felt like we d stumbled on the scene of a crime. now, after a series of investigations - including by the un itself - it seems that s exactly what did happen. in the more than 2 years since we first visited this site, almost everything that we suspected - from the scenes that we found - now appears to be true. scientists have said that the cholera found in that river is almost identica
leaving dozens, then hundreds, and soon thousands of haitians dead in its wake. i d reported from war zones for years - and from haiti since a day after the earthquake - but this was a new disaster that shocked the world. cholera had somehow arrived in haiti - and it wasn t long before rumors that un nepalese peacekeepers were involved led us to a base on the banks of the country s largest river. what are you digging, why are you digging here? well we re not being told exactly what s going on here, but it certainly smells like sewage, there are toilets right there, and the liquid seems to be draining into this river just a few meters away that flows into the nearby town of mirebalais. back then, it felt like we d stumbled on the scene of a crime. now, after a series of investigations - including by the un itself - it seems that s exactly what did happen. in the more than 2 years since we first visited this site, almost everything that we suspected - from the scenes that
leaving dozens, then hundreds, and soon thousands of haitians dead in its wake. i d reported from war zones for years - and from haiti since a day after the earthquake - but this was a new disaster that shocked the world. cholera had somehow arrived in haiti - and it wasn t long before rumors that un nepalese peacekeepers were involved led us to a base on the banks of the country s largest river. what are you digging, why are you digging here? well we re not being told exactly what s going on here, but it certainly smells like sewage, there are toilets right there, and the liquid seems to be draining into this river just a few meters away that flows into the nearby town of mirebalais. back then, it felt like we d stumbled on the scene of a crime. now, after a series of investigations - including by the un itself - it seems that s exactly what did happen. in the more than 2 years since we first visited this site, almost everything that we suspected - from the scenes that
and soon thousands of haitians dead in its wake. i d reported from war zones for years - and from haiti since a day after the earthquake - but this was a new disaster that shocked the world. cholera had somehow arrived in haiti - and it wasn t long before rumors that un nepalese peacekeepers were involved led us to a base on the banks of the country s largest river. what are you digging, why are you digging here? well we re not being told exactly what s going on here, but it certainly smells like sewage, there are toilets right there, and the liquid seems to be draining into this river just a few meters away that flows into the nearby town of mirebalais. back then, it felt like we d stumbled on the scene of a crime. now, after a series of investigations - including by the un itself - it seems that s exactly what did happen. in the more than 2 years since we first visited this site, almost everything that we suspected - from the scenes that we found - now appears to be t