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"Haiti’s Sanitation Problem After the Quake"

"As many Haitians settle into life in tent cities that can number into the tens of thousands, water and sanitation have become a critical issue for the health of these communities. Aid organizations and the Haitian government were quick to establish a water supply to some of these tent cities, but as Sabri Ben-Achour reports from Port-au-Prince, sanitation is quite another matter."

Sabri Ben-Achour reports for PRI’s The World February 11, 2010.

Source: PRI's The World, 02/12/2010