Recall that due to the importance of the flow of migrants of Haitian origin and a complaint from France, Suriname has made it mandatory a visa for Haitians who came into effect Thursday, September 15 https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-18549-haiti-flash-suriname-visa-mandatory-for-haitian.html

However, in Port-au-Prince more than a hundred Haitian who wanted to go to Paramaribo (Par'bo) the capital of Suriname, found themseld front a Suriname Consulate with closed door, on which was displayed a NOTICE :

From Tuesday 13 September, the General Consulate of Suriname in Haiti is closed until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

In case of emergency call 28-18-10-00 / 28-28-20-00 ;

Or write us on our email address : cons.haiti@foreignaffairs.gov.sr

Shocked to learn that they now needed a visa to travel to Suriname, unable to make the request with a closed consulate, strongly criticized the diplomatic authorities of Suriname, Haitians gathered outside the Consulate wondered who would refund their airfare and hotel reservations.

While the spirits became heated and the tone was rising, the police finally intervened to restore order and disperse the protesters before the situation turns violent.

See also :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-18549-haiti-flash-suriname-visa-mandatory-for-haitian.html

SL/ HaitiLibre