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Haiti mayor appeals for government help after gang attack leaves 7 dead
- The Mayor of Marigot in southern Haiti requested government aid after a gang attack killed seven people.
- Armed men set fire to a police station in Seguin as gangs expanded into new areas.
- Mayor René Danneau criticized the authorities for a slow response and requested the Prime Minister to take necessary actions.
- More than 5,500 people were killed in Haiti between March 2025 and January, according to U.N. statistics.
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At least 7 killed as gang violence spreads to southeastern Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Armed men killed at least seven people and burned a police station on the night of April 13 in southeastern Haiti as residents come under increasing attack while gang violence spreads beyond the capital into new regions. The killing took place in Seguin, a locality in the commune of Marigot, where attackers also set fire to police vehicles, Lionel Lazarre, a former spokesperson for the Haitian National Police, said Tuesday via h…
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Haiti mayor appeals for government help after gang attack leaves 7 dead
At least seven people have died in a gang attack on a peaceful town in southern Haiti. A police station was also set on fire by armed men in the commune of Marigot.
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