Santiago : Birth certificate service available and free

The Consulate General of Haiti in Santiago, Dominican Republic, informs all Haitians in the Cibao community that the birth certificate service is available and free. You can come Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Note that if the parents are married, you must come with the marriage certificate and if the mother comes to do the birth certificate, the father must give her notarized authorization.

The CPS has not received any ships since March 5

The Caribbean Port Services (CPS) has not received any ships (and therefore no containers) since March 5, 2024. If the situation persists, Haiti risks running out of everything...

Alarming situation in pharmacies

Pierre Hugues Saint Jean, the President of the Association of Pharmacists of Haiti (APH), launches a cry of alarm in the face of the impossibility for hospital and community pharmacies to restock with medicines. He informs that one of the country's three large laboratories has already closed its doors, the other two are operating slowly while several pharmaceutical agencies have been looted or vandalized.

Canadian Embassy temporarily closed:

The Canadian Embassy in Haiti is temporarily closed to the public. Operations continue and consular services will be provided remotely.

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Request emergency consular assistance: https://ow.ly/MWCP50PUg6k

Diaspora : International Finance Summit:

Group Croissance S. A., together with its various partners, announces the 1st edition of the International Finance Summit in the Diaspora on April 6 and 7, 2024 in Miami, Florida. This activity will take place around the theme "Financing the Haitian economy from direct investments from the diaspora."

86,000 people live in sites

In Port-au-Prince, 84 sites (schools, churches and other open spaces) house more than 86,000 people... The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and its partners continue to provide a vital response to meet the needs the most urgent.

HL/ HaitiLibre