Remarks by Prime Minister Henry

"Fifteen days after the disaster, the time is no longer just for emotion, to use the words of Bishop Gousse Orémil, in his homily for the occasion, but also and above all for solidarity, with a view to rebuilding everything, including living together for the building of a new Haiti, better and prosperous for all her sons and daughters," Ariel Henry.

NOTICE : Haitians in Guadeloupe

The Consulate General of Haiti in Guadeloupe wishes to inform its nationals and the general public that following technical problems related to its emergency line, a new telephone set has been set up for any emergency: 06 90 25 97 75 Also, it should be noted that following the measures announced by the local authorities, the offices will reopen on Monday, September 6, 2021.

Donations : Canada will equal dollar for dollar

The Government of Canada will match, dollar for dollar, the donations made by Canadian individuals to the Humanitarian Coalition and its members, between August 16 and September 3, 2021, for emergency assistance in Haiti, up to a maximum of of $ 2 million. Global Affairs Canada will transfer the matching funds to the Humanitarian Coalition, which in turn will distribute it among its members based on criteria such as their capacity and presence in the affected region. This funding is part of the $5 million in support of earthquake relief efforts that Canada is providing through experienced humanitarian partners.

Switzerland : Assessment and construction aid

In support of the Haitian State, the Swiss Ambassador to Haiti, Fabrizio Poretti, during a meeting the Minister for the Status of Women Sofia LOREUS promised to support the Directorate of Civil Protection in the assessment of buildings, municipalities, the construction of houses and families specifically for women through the PAGED project in the South.

Access to the Grand'Anse River

Saturday Wilson Edouard, the Minister of Public Works accompanied by executives from his Ministry and American military engineers paid a second visit to Jérémie as part of the evaluation of the work to be carried out to provide access to the Grand'Anse River where is thrown the bridge D. Estimé closed to traffic https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-34600-haiti-flash-post-earthquake-situation-report-partial-assessment.html

Number to denounce human trafficking

The National Committee against Trafficking in Persons (CNLTP) announces that a phone number 840 is available to denounce any activity akin to trafficking in persons.

HL/ HaitiLibre