U.S. Tells Citizens: Do Not Travel to Haiti, Prepare to Leave
With Haiti at Level 4 “Do Not Travel,” U.S. officials urge citizens to avoid the country altogether and, if already there, to prepare to depart or shelter in place.
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Gang teworis yo ap detwi Ayiti. Yo tankou yon kansè, yap kraze kay ak katye yo, yo touye moun inosan, epi yo lakòz plis pase 1.3 milyon moun deplase kite kay yo. Sekirite peyi Ayiti enpòtan pou Etazini. N ap travay avèk Ayisyen yo pou fè lapè ak sekirite retounen. Nou vle lapè. Gang teworis yo pa vle sa.
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Les gangs terroristes détruisent Haïti. Ils sont comme un cancer, ils détruisent les maisons et les quartiers, tuent des innocents et ont provoqué le déplacement de plus de 1,3 million de personnes. La sécurité d'Haïti est importante pour les États-Unis. Nous travaillons avec les Haïtiens en vue de rétablir la paix et la sécurité. Nous voulons la paix. Quant aux gangs terroristes, ils n’en veulent pas.
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Terrorist gangs are destroying Haiti. They are a cancer who are destroying homes, neighborhoods, killing innocent people, and caused over 1.3 million people to be displaced. Haiti’s security is important to the United States. We are working with Haitians to restore peace and security. We want peace. Terrorist gangs do not.
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