Over 20,000 people have fled their homes across Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince in just four days amid escalating gang violence, with more than 17,000 seeking shelter in 15 displacement sites as critical supply chains collapse.

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Haiti: Over 20,000 flee as gang violence spurs mass displacement

There is no rest for the disgovernment, violence and madness in Haiti . The island, immersed in the worst political and security crisis in its history, does not see the light at the end of the tunnel. Moreover, Haitians do not even sit in a tunnel, but rather visualize themselves in a hole that is becoming more and more difficult to leave. The failed state of the Caribbean lives very low hours, without a parliament or an elected president, and b…

No hay descanso para el desgobierno, la violencia y la locura en Haití . La isla, sumida en la peor crisis política y de seguridad de su historia, no ve la luz al final del túnel. Es más, los haitianos ni siquiera se sienten en un túnel, sino más bien se visualizan en un agujero del que cada vez es más difícil salir. El Estado fallido del Caribe vive horas muy bajas, sin un Parlamento ni un presidente electo, y siendo gobernado por un Consejo Pr…

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The crisis has cut off key supply chains and left the city completely disconnected. In Port-au-Prince, more than 20,000 individuals have been displaced in just four days, including more than 17,000 in 15 places of refuge, despite the increase in violence among criminal groups. READ ALSO: Gang violence in Haiti forces families to leave their homes The crisis has cut the fundamental supply chains and left the city completely disconnected.

La crisis ha cortado las cadenas de abastecimiento fundamentales y ha dejado a la ciudad completamente desconectada. En Puerto Príncipe, más de 20.000 individuos han sufrido desplazamientos en tan solo cuatro días, incluyendo más de 17.000 que se encontraban en 15 lugares de refugio, a pesar del incremento en la violencia entre grupos delictivos. LEA TAMBIÉN: Violencia de pandillas en Haití obliga a familias a abandonar sus hogares La crisis ha …

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti– Over 20,000 people have fled their homes across Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince in just four days amid escalating gang violence, with more than 17,000 seeking shelter in 15 displacement sites as critical supply chains collapse. Haiti has faced instability since the 2021 assassination of president Jovenel Moïse. The current wave of displacement, the largest since August 2023, comes as armed gangs who have joined forces stren…

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© UNOCHA/Giles ClarkeA displaced woman washes clothes at a disused theatre in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This article is published in association with United Nations.  Over 20,000 people have fled their homes across Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince in just four days amid escalating gang violence, with more than 17,000 seeking shelter in 15 displacement sites as critical supply chains collapse.  Haiti has faced instability since the 2021 assas…

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Haiti has faced instability since the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. The current wave of displacement, the largest since August 2023, comes as armed gangs who have joined forces strengthen their grip on the capital, leaving the national Police overwhelmed and underequipped. City under siege The capital faces near-total paralysis, IOM warned, following the incident […]

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IOM staff interact with residents, ensuring they have access to necessary information and assistance. Photo Credit IOM 2024 / Antoine Lemonnier  GENEVA, Switzerland, 19th November 2024-/African Media Agency(AMA)/- More than 20,000 people have been displaced across Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince in just four days, including over 17,000 hosted in 15 displacement sites even as gang violence escalates. The crisis has disrupted critical supply chains…

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