The country’s infrastructure is under siege, with airports closed, movement curtailed, and the once-familiar sound of school bells silenced. The disruption of national supplies has led to exorbitant prices for essentials like food, water, and gas, further straining the lives of the citizens. The United Nations has reported that since the start of the year, over 34,000 Haitians have been displaced — fallout of the escalating turmoil. New Delhi: Haiti is engulfed in a profound crisis, with rampant gang violence rendering significant portions of the Caribbean country inaccessible to state control. The fabric of daily life in Haiti has been...
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