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Cholera Peru - Abadaza Haumancha Fernandez, 73-year-old Quecha Indian from Andean Highlands
Cholera Peru - Abadaza Haumancha Fernandez, 73-year-old Quecha Indian from Andean Highlands

Cholera Peru - Abadaza Haumancha Fernandez, 73-year-old Quecha Indian from Andean Highlands

Date4/28/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cholera Peru - Abadaza Haumancha Fernandez; 73-year-old Quecha Indian from Andean Highlands.
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Photographs
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0117984F
    When Abadaza Huamancha Fernandez broke her hip the doctors said, Let her die
    When Abadaza Huamancha Fernandez broke her hip the doctors said, Let her die
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera Peru - Young baby at Hospital De Apoyo Maria Auxiliadora suffering from cholera looking up at nurse and her mother
    Cholera Peru - Young baby at Hospital De Apoyo Maria Auxiliadora suffering from cholera looking up at nurse and her mother
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/29/1991
    Cholera Peru - Woman in hospital suffering from cholera
    Cholera Peru - Woman in hospital suffering from cholera
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera, Peru - seafood is still being sold in Lima, despite being contaminated with cholera
    Cholera, Peru - seafood is still being sold in Lima, despite being contaminated with cholera
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Ron work, the second for John DeGraaf's Humber Highlands rink, watches his shot in Canada Life bonspiel game against the Ken McIntury's Boulevard rink. Humber Highlands won 6-4
    Ron work, the second for John DeGraaf's Humber Highlands rink, watches his shot in Canada Life bonspiel game against the Ken McIntury's Boulevard rink. Humber Highlands won 6-4
    Slaughter, Mike
    1/12/1980
    Peru - Villagers just outside Lima using well water as main source even though possibility of cholera contamination exists. The area smelled of rotting sewage
    Peru - Villagers just outside Lima using well water as main source even though possibility of cholera contamination exists. The area smelled of rotting sewage
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera Peru - Villagers washing clothes at well just outside Lima
    Cholera Peru - Villagers washing clothes at well just outside Lima
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera, Peru - houses along the banks of Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima
    Cholera, Peru - houses along the banks of Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera, Peru - A mother comforts her child (right) at Hospital De Apoyo aria Auxiliadora
    Cholera, Peru - A mother comforts her child (right) at Hospital De Apoyo aria Auxiliadora
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/29/1991
    Cholera Peru - Along the banks of the Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima, a woman sifts through the garbage
    Cholera Peru - Along the banks of the Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima, a woman sifts through the garbage
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera Peru - Villagers wash their clothes at a well outside Lima
    Cholera Peru - Villagers wash their clothes at a well outside Lima
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/28/1991
    Cholera - Peru - Young girl is comforted by her mother at Hospital De Apoyo Maria Auxiliadora
    Cholera - Peru - Young girl is comforted by her mother at Hospital De Apoyo Maria Auxiliadora
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    4/29/1991