"Haiti's Escalating Crisis: Gangs Suffocate Country as Aid Dwindles"

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Gang violence in Haiti has led to a dire humanitarian crisis, with 1.4 million Haitians on the brink of famine and over 4 million in need of food aid. Aid organizations are struggling to operate due to violence and looting, leaving many trapped in their homes and unable to access essential supplies. The situation has forced Prime Minister Ariel Henry to announce his resignation, and the United Nations' World Food Program is running out of crucial supplies, with only a fraction of the necessary funding secured. The crisis has left millions in desperate need of assistance, with little relief in sight.
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