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| Inside the nurses station... Note the 5 gallon Igloo container, we mix up bulk ORS in that. Also all the gallons of bleach under the table, bed pads and boxes of Pedialyte on the shelves, boxed IV fluids in the back, and lots of misc. stuff. And yes, that is cement in the corner. No, cement is not used to treat cholera. (This was a storage depot before it was a CTC, remember??? :) |
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| Jackson, a neighbor and currently hired as one of our night guards... It is there job to apprehend all would-be approachers to the CTC, determine what their mission might be, and mist everyone entering or exiting the area with bleach spray. |
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| Bathroom... For the healthy.... |
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| Lots of cleaning and scrubbing to do, the girls are pretty much washing things day and night. Laundry, buckets, floors- it's a full-time job.... |
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| Hanging laundry on top of the depot... |
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| After it is determined that someone needs to be admitted, they are taken into this building, their clothing taken off, misted with bleach spray, and have a gown put on. Then they're transferred to the center... |
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