Gonaïves : Looting continues

Gonaïves, several dozen hooded individuals, broke into the premises of the former "Market Indépendance" and "Indépendance Ciné" housing Radio Indépendance and part of the hotel. The looters took away solar panels, mattresses among other things and set fire to the ground floor of the building. The police arrested ten people.

National Penitentiary : At least 20 prisoners dead in 3 days

Marie Yolène Gilles, Executive Director of the Je Klere Foundation (FJKL) said on a radio station in the capital that during the past three days, at least 20 prisoners have died at the national penitentiary.

USA : Brian Nichol’s in Haiti

Brian Nichol's, the State Department's Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, is scheduled to meet in Haiti on Wednesday and Thursday with the government, political actors, representatives of business associations and labor organizations. civil society around the crisis.

Cholera : 10,000 people sensitized

10,000 people were made aware in Boston, Bélécourt, Bois 9 and Brooklyn (Cité Solceil) on the preventive measures to be taken for cholera. 270 hygiene kits consisting of a bucket, soap, water purifying tablets and oral serum were distributed.

Varreux : The PNH still hard at work

The police institution announces this Monday, October 10 that it is continuing operations to allow the resumption of activities at the Varreux oil terminal. Specialized units, the heavy machinery section of the PNH, among others, are hard at work to facilitate the resumption of operations at this important fuel storage center, informs the high command of the police.

Corruption : Haiti assesses South Korea

"Haiti has been selected as an assessor country for South Korea's application of the UN Convention against Corruption. As National Expert and Focal Point, I am participating in this evaluation. I thank the Korean Minister of Justice, Mr. Han Dong Hoon, for the welcome," informs Hans Joseph, Director General of the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC).

HL/ HaitiLibre