In photos: Mobile health clinic continues to treat those affected by Hurricane Matthew

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Photos by: Marko Kokic / Canadian Red Cross

The Canadian Red Cross team is continuing to visit villages and remote regions of Haiti affected by Hurricane Matthew to provide medical care through the mobile health clinic. Last week, the mobile clinic visited four communities including Cap à Fou which had been previously inaccessible to aid workers due to severely damaged roads. 

The mobile clinic is a joint effort by the Canadian Red Cross and the French Red Cross, in collaboration with the Haitian Red Cross and the Ministry of Health in Haiti.

Canadians can donate to support these on-going efforts by the Red Cross to deliver healthcare and other aid to people affected by the hurricane. 
 

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