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May 8, 2024 11:20:00
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Armored vehicle caught fire, Philippine National News Agency clarifies
The Haitian National Police (PNH) has clarified the images circulating on social networks showing armed members of the “400 Mawozo” group seizing, looting and setting fire to a PNH armored vehicle in Ganthier on the morning of Sunday, August 4. The PNH wishes to clarify to the public that the armored vehicle had broken down and had been parked for some time and was not involved in the police operation. It should be noted that the “400 Mawozo” group took control of the customs office, looted it and set it on fire, forcing the police to retreat in the face of a force superior in numbers and weapons.
Ganthier, strategy meeting
Prime Minister Garry Conille, accompanied by the Minister of Justice and Public Security, Carlos Hercule, held a working meeting with the National Police Director, Rameau Normil, to decide on a strategic response to the events of last weekend in Gantille.
Important communication meeting
Chief of Staff Nesmi Manigat chaired an important working meeting at the Prime Minister’s residence with the heads of the communications departments and agencies of the main government ministries. During the discussion, Manigat stressed the need to bring together the government’s official communications strategy.
The 2nd Lawyers Book Fair
The Port-au-Prince Bar Association announces the organization of its second edition of the Book, Gastronomy and Culture Fair, scheduled for Friday, August 23, 2024, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the Oasis Hotel (Pétionville). The main purpose of this fair is to honor lawyers for their publications in the legal field and to strengthen ties between members of the bar.
Tabarre: A massive health operation
The International Organization for Migration (IOM-Haiti), with support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), is working directly with the Tabar Municipal Council to support a large-scale health operation that is critical to preventing the spread of infectious diseases and reducing the risk of further flooding in the area.
Young Japanese are curious about Haiti
On Monday, August 5, 2024, the Embassy of Haiti in Japan received a visit from about 20 Japanese young people (elementary and university students), accompanied by professors. The Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy, Dr. Watson Dennis, presented them with important aspects of Haitian history, sociology and culture, and explained the current Haitian education system. He also answered many questions raised by these young people.
HL/ Haiti Liberty News
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