On its Documentation page, MSPP has published a couple of one-page newsletters. The one for February 4 is about treatment of eye problems like cataracts. The other, for February 5, is about a carnival in Cap-Haitien where handwashing stations will be established in all parts of the carnival area to prevent the spread of cholera. Those attending the carnival are also urged to use a fresh condom in every sexual encounter to avoid contracting HIV and other STDs.
In addition, MSPP has belatedly posted the statistics for January 16-22, which fills in a mysterious gap in reporting. They're in accord with the numbers for January 23 and 24, published on January 30. They also show several non-reporting departments, with Grande Anse silent for weeks now. So for what it's worth, as of January 24 Haiti has suffered 643,443 cholera cases, with 355,095 hospitalizations and 7,994 deaths.
