Haiti is in chaos with gangs taking over the streets and the government in disarray. Violence erupted again over the weekend, with armed gangs attacking government buildings.
Prime Minister Ariel Henry is stranded outside the country after being denied entry back into Haiti.
The situation is dire, with hospitals abandoned, police stations burnt down, and widespread looting.
Gang leaders are demanding the Prime Minister’s resignation, threatening civil war if their demands are not met.
Despite the danger, many people are forced to venture out to make a living, fearing for their safety.
The international community, including the US, is closely watching the situation, concerned about the impact of the crisis on the region and potential migration issues.
Haiti is teetering on the brink of collapse, with little hope of immediate resolution.
Source : BBC
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