Fuel : Barbecue wants to reassure

Jimmy Cherizier alias "Barbecue" Leader of the "G9 family and aliés" gang coalition said in a video broadcast on social networks on Sunday that fuel distribution companies could obtain supplies from the Varreux oil terminal without fearing for their safety. and resume supplying their customers. He forgets that he no longer controls the Varreux terminal https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-38048-haiti-flash-end-of-the-blockade-of-the-oil-terminal-victory-of-the-pnh-the-g9-derouted.html and has nothing more to decide, nor is he the Chief of all the gangs, which limits the scope of his declarations to the "G9".

Varreux : The PNH consolidates its positions

The special units of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) still occupy the Varreux terminal. An important device is put in place to secure the perimeters. See also : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-38048-haiti-flash-end-of-the-blockade-of-the-oil-terminal-victory-of-the-pnh-the-g9-derouted.html

Over $4 billion in deposits in Haitian banks

The total amount of bank deposits in the Haitian financial system is 446.3 billion Gourdes (±4.3 billion US dollars) as of March 31, 2022. Among our Dominican neighbors, deposits in the first Dominican bank "Banreservas", were 803 billion pesos in August 2022 or ± 15 billion US dollars)

BINUH "urges"to ensure the availability of fuel

"The United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) recognizes the work carried out by the specialized units of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) who took part in the operation carried out on November 3 for the resumption of control of Terminal Varreux which had been under the control of armed gangs since September 12, 2022. We urge the Government and other stakeholders to coordinate their efforts to ensure the availability of fuel in the country [...]"

The US Navy hospital ship will stop in Haiti

During its 2-month "Continuing Promise 2022" mission, the US Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort will stop in Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, Dominican Republic and Haiti. Medical teams will treat hundreds of people at each stopover.

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