Via ReliefWeb, OCHA has published Haiti: Cholera Snapshot (Published on May 2012) and a Humanitarian Bulletin, May 2012, both PDFs. The first includes some tables and graphs, including one showing a bad spike in cholera deaths late in April.
The second, a multi-page document, deals with several issues, not just cholera. But it tells us that "the number of daily new cholera cases has more than quadrupled between 8 and 10 April." It also repeats the dubious PAHO warning of "200,000 to 250,000" cases this year, and notes that "the non-payment of salaries of community brigadiers and staff working in the cholera treatment centers and units managed by authorities [=MSPP] remains a major concern."
While I'm grateful for this information, it's still frustrating to get it weeks late. OCHA makes an understandable fuss about the lack of funding from international donors, but more money might be forthcoming if we got news about cholera instead of just history.
