Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry appealed for assistance from the world community in a speech to the nation to help his nation deal with cholera outbreaks and other challenges.
According to The Miami Herald, Henry did not request foreign military intervention or indicate what kind of help should be given.
The newspaper article also stated that the nation’s fuel port, “Faro,” had been shut down by the formidable criminal group “G9.”
According to the Bloomberg news agency, businesses such as banks, shops, and schools are now only open part-time since the nation’s gasoline supplies have run out.
Hospitals ceased to take on new patients.
The Miami Herald has noted a rise of cholera in the nation and the growing scarcity of clean drinking water.
According to the report, numerous foreign ambassadors’ Tuesday appeals for a “humanitarian truce” and the reopening of Faro were unanswered.
Haiti’s Prime Minister requests assistance from the international community
About Author
