Michel Martelly : Mysterious political meeting...

Tuesday, March 22 "a political meeting took place at the residence of former President Michel Martelly in Péguy ville. Many vehicles belonging to the diplomatic corps and a large number of police officers were noticed in the courtyard. The press was not invited," informed Frantz Exantus, Secretary of State for Communication.

PM praise to the Police officers

Earlier this week, Prime Minister Ariel a.i. Henry paid a visit to the Central Directorate of Judicial Police (DCPJ), to encourage the police officers. He also praised the bravery and determination that animates the police officers in their fight against armed gangs. He also expressed the Government's gratitude to the valiant police officers, the efforts made and the sacrifices made to curb the phenomenon of insecurity.

45.2% of Haitians without access to drinking water

Tuesday, March 22, as part of World Drinking Water Day, the International Action for Human Rights (AIDH), reported that only 54.8% of the Haitian population had access to drinking water. This rate makes Haiti the country with the lowest drinking water coverage in the Caribbean.

Jovenel Moïse public square

Fils Aimé Ignace Saint Fleur, Director General of the Office of Monetization of Development Assistance Programs (BMPAD), proceeded on March 20, to the inauguration of a public square bearing the name of the late President Jovenel Moïse, in Laguamithe, a district of Mombin Crochu (North-East Dept.).

Minister Loréus in New York

Sofia Loréus, the Minister for the Status of Women and Women's Rights, has been invited to participate in the 66th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, which is being held in New York from March 14 to 25, 2022 This Commission, among other things, urges Member States to review laws and policies that impede the full participation of women in all aspects of public life and to set specific targets for achieving parity in the legislative and judicial branches of government.

SEMANAH : Distribution of rescue materials

Tuesday, as part of a sea rescue and rescue project in coastal areas Erick Prévaut, the Director General of the Maritime and Navigation Service of Haiti (SEMANAH) proceeded to the distribution of a batch of materials to the heads of the institution in the ten departments. These include, among other things, life jackets, long-range LED flashlights, telephones and solar back-ups. This equipment will enable SEMANAH to protect seafarers and limit the loss of human life in the event of shipwreck.

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