Escaped gang leaders returning to their stronghold

At the beginning of the evening, in Delmas, Fleuriot, Tabarre, in the lower part of the city, bursts of weapons were reported and videos on social networks showed the triumphant return to their strongholds of certain gang leaders who had just escaped of the national penitentiary https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-41793-haiti-flash-the-national-penitentiary-stormed-many-prisoners-escape-chaos-in-the-capital-video.html

Ministry of Communication, ransacked and lootet

Saturday March 2nd, 2024, armed individuals invaded, ransacked and looted the premises of the Ministry of Communication located in Bois-Verna.

"Corventina" back on the lawn

Melchie Dumornay aka "Corventina" injured in the ankle on November 10, 2023 in D1 Akerma, who underwent surgery, received the green light from the doctors and will be able to return to the lawn. To mark her return, she will face Dijon this Sunday March 3 under the tunic of her club Olympique Lyonnais (OL).

French Embassy Alert

The French Embassy informs French nationals living in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince "Saturday evening, bandits stormed the National Penitentiary of Port-au-Prince and allowed the escape of a certain number of detainees. Pending clarification of the situation, the French Embassy invites you not to travel throughout the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince. In the event of an emergency, the Embassy can be reached 24 hours a day at +509 31 90 41 11. Stay safe."

Cholera : WHO alongside Haiti

On the sidelines of the 6th session of the United Nations Environment Assembly, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO) met with Acting Prime Minister Ariel Henry in Nairobi, Kenya. The two men discussed the health challenges posed by insecurity and violence in Haiti. WHO reiterated its support for the response to Cholera and other health needs in Haiti. "I assured him of WHO’s continued support to respond to the cholera epidemic and to meet the other health needs of the Haitian population, in particular those internally displaced [...]". A cholera epidemic in which the ministry, which advocates transparency, has failed to inform the population of the extent of the epidemic for 1 month now...

The SDP calls for an international force in Haiti

Friday March 1st, 2024, the radical opposition of the Democratic and Popular Sector (SDP) sends its most sincere sympathies to all the victims of the acts of violence and barbarism perpetrated and claimed the day before by well-known gang leaders. The SDP is thinking especially of the families of the police officers murdered at the time of the criminal attack against the Bon Repos Sub-Police Station. These criminal acts once again reflect the urgency and necessity of the deployment of the International Force in Haiti. The SDP's position is unambiguous : We cannot confront the Gangs without an international force. « Nap tann fòs la. »

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