Distribution of humanitarian aid in the capital of Haiti. Haiti: Thousands of people run away from violence in Port-o-play The world and safety armed violence in the capital of Haiti Port-o-play still leads to a forced movement of the population and aggravates the humanitarian crisis. This was reported today in the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian issues (UKGV). According to the International Migration Organization (MOM), over three weeks in the capital and its environs, more than 6 thousand people were forced to leave their homes. 60 > outbursts of violence in Kenskoffe, on The outskirts of the city, which began on January 27, is still ongoing and has already led to the movement of more than 4 thousand people, the UKLV said. Meanwhile, as a result of gang activities from other areas, almost 2 thousand people fled from February 14. ~ 60 > according to the information received by the UN, armed groups set fire to the university hospital in Port-Port. O-Prens, which was closed since February 2024 due to shelling. Throughout the country, only 27 percent of medical institutions operate in full, added to VSGV. According to estimates, 4.2 million men, women and children-more than a third of the population of Haiti-will need humanitarian medical care this year. ~ 60 >~ 60 > speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony The 48th meeting of the heads of government of the Caribbean community (Karik) in Barbados, the UN Secretary General noted The “terrifying situation” in Haiti called on the leaders of the region to join forces in the name of peace and security. According to him, the armed violence causes unbearable suffering to the residents of the country. 60 > the head of the UN added that in the near future he will present the Security Council on the situation on the Haiti, including proposals regarding the role of the role , which the UN can play in maintaining stability and safety, as well as eliminating fundamental reasons crisis.