RENDEL, HAITI - OCTOBER 12, 2016:  The small clinic in Rendel, Haiti is overflowing with Cholera patients, and more keep coming. For days, aid groups and officials have warned of a coming Cholera outbreak that could affect as many as 500,000 Haitians.  The town of Rendel and its surroundings, which once sheltered 25,000 people, is an epicenter of the coming disaster. Heroic nurses care for patients splayed on the floor like silent rag dolls, some resting atop the improvised stretchers they arrived on. Patients vomit and defecate on the floor or into small yellow buckets, too sick to leave their stifling confines. The smell of bile and excrement stings the nostrils.
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