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Haiti
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MCC photo/Paul Shetler Fast)
Media caption: Hudson Reny-Jean stands beside the River Gris that washed away homes in Cité Soleil, one of the poorest parts of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The water purification tablets that MCC distributed were "a blessing," he said, because the flooding had affected the drinking water in the community wells. (MCC photo/Paul Shetler Fast)
Flooding from Hurricane Matthew affected the quality of the drinking water in the wells used by residents in Cité Soleil. MCC's response there includes water purification tablets.