Haiti was plunged into chaos after two prison riots and unrest after the government declared a 72-hour state of emergency and a nightly curfew in and around the capital. Gunmen stormed Port-au-Prince’s main prison last weekend. As a result, at least 12 people died and about 4,000 prisoners were released. Armed groups control about 80 per cent of Port-au-Prince. Prime Minister Ariel Henry has called for his resignation. Currently abroad
The battle began on Thursday. When the prime minister travelled to Nairobi to discuss sending a Kenyan-led international security force to Haiti. Party leader Jimmy Cherissier, known as “Grill”, organizes an attack to overthrow Prime Minister Henry. Christie, a former police officer involved in several massacres in Port-au-Prince, said: “All of them, local town militias and soldiers in the capital. They all live in harmony.”
Thousands of Prisoners On The Loose In Haiti After Armed Men Storm Major Prison Leaving At Least 12 Dead?
Gunmen attacked two of the country’s largest prisons, sparking riots that left at least 12 dead. The 72-hour state of emergency began shortly after the government announced it would hunt down murderers, kidnappers and other violent criminals. escaped from prison Coalition leaders say they want to oust Prime Minister Ariel Henry. Two prisons were attacked over the weekend, one in the capital and another near Croix des Boquets. said Finance Minister Patrick Boisvert, President.
“Police have been ordered to use all available legal means to enforce the law and apprehend the perpetrators.” Prime Minister Ariel Henry was on a foreign tour last week. Trying to garner support for the deployment of UN-backed security forces. Supporting the country in its fight against rising violent crime. At least 12 people, including four policemen, have been killed since Thursday when organized crime groups stepped up attacks on government facilities in Port-au-Prince.
Haiti Declares Curfew To Restore Trial After Prison?
Haiti – Authorities have imposed a nighttime curfew. As they try to regain control of Haiti’s streets after widespread violence over the weekend, they include militants who attacked two of the country’s largest prisons. and release the prisoners. A 72-hour state of emergency was declared on Sunday night and the government promised to hunt down murderers, kidnappers and other violent criminals. The government says who escaped from prison
“Police are directed to use all available legal means to enforce the law and arrest all criminals.” Acting Finance Minister Patrick Boivert said in a statement. Prime Minister Ariel Henry was on a foreign tour last week. Seeking to gain support for the use of UN-backed security forces. Help stabilize Haiti’s growing conflict with organized crime.
The state of emergency was declared after a deadly weekend that marked a new wave of chaos in Haiti. At least nine people, including four police officers, have been killed in attacks on government facilities in Port-au-Prince since Thursday. including the International Airport and the National Football Stadium.
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