An officer of the PNH kidnapped

On the morning of Sunday January 3, Officer Wilner Séraphin of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) was kidnapped on Street Pavée in Port-au-Prince by unidentified individuals.

Crime of passion

Sherley Monfort, 20, died on the night of December 31 to January 1 in Canapé-Vert (Port-au-Prince) following serious knife wounds made by her friend when she had just told him that she was leaving him ...

The gasoline arrived late

The tanker loaded with 165,000 barrels of gasoline hoped for Thursday, December 31 https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-32651-icihaiti-fuel-bmpad-invites-the-population-to-keep-calm.html has finally arrived Saturday January 2, information confirmed by the Office for Monetization of Development Assistance Programs (BMPAD). The fuel was being unloaded on Sunday in Varreux and according to the Monetization Office, all arrangements are being made to facilitate the supply of service stations as soon as possible. In the meantime, the fuel shortage, which does not speak its name, is forcing some motorists to buy fuel on the parallel market at prices of up to 750 Goudes per gallon...

Launch of the PNH Central Hospital

This Monday will take place the launch of the Central Hospital of the National Police (HCPN) located on the national road #1, at the level of Bon-repos, in the presence among others of the members of the Superior Council of the National Police (CSPN) and the High Command of the Haitian National Police. See also : https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-30341-icihaiti-politic-site-inspection-tour.html

Honor and merit to journalist Johnny Ferdinand

Prime Minister Joseph Jouthe awarded a plaque of honor and merit to RTVC journalist Johnny Ferdinand last week for "his professionalism and his sense of humor in presenting the news." Jouthe took the opportunity to salute the courage, commitment, professionalism and sense of duty of press workers who often carry out their work in difficult conditions.

Concreting at Morne Bèdeyèn

President Moïse recently visited the progress of the works at Morne Bèdeyèn, also called Morne Chien, where more than 110 linear meters of concreting have already been carried out and 1.7km of earthworks have been prepared to receive the concrete.

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