Cholera, the water-born disease, has become a growing problem in Benin after weeks of flooding that devastated two-thirds of the country. The floods, which struck earlier this month, had killed at least 60 people and displaced more than 100,000 others. <br /><br />At least 10 cases of Cholera have been reported each day in the West African country since the disaster. <br /><br />Much needed aid, including water purification tables, has been distributed by the UN to flood-affected areas to help counter the deadly epidemic. <br /><br />Jonah Hull reports exclusively from Cotonou, the country's commercial capital, where many are struggling to gain access to clean water. Aljazeera is the only international broadcaster inside Benin.
