Police reportedly shot and killed an associate of one of the main gang leaders. Many Haitians are now running out of food, with 1.4 million Haitians on the verge of famine. NBC News' Ellison Barber reports from just across the border in the Dominican Republic.
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once again bullets whizzing through the streets support a prince as the National Police Force struggles to release Haiti's Capital City from the grip of gangs bodies left where they fell next to gas pumps and collapsed wooded Platforms in between the burst of gunfire people desperately search for their next meal Sky news's Stuart Ramsey is in PTO Prince well I'm in pter Prince the capital of Haiti the people here have no idea when gang violence is going to flare and the whole of the city's been
beset with it for days and days now so much so that people are now building barricades to try to stop the gangs getting through many Haitians now face an unbearable Choice venture outside and risk being shot or stay inside and go hungry roughly 1.4 million Haitians are on the verge of famine according to the UN and more than 4 million need food Haans who have temporarily been allowed to cross into the Dominican Republic are coming to this Market to sell often times what little belongings they ha
ve to get food things like eggs so they can then take it back to their families who are still waiting on the other side in Haiti Samuel is 18 He tells us he lives in Haiti but comes here to work and take food back to his family many innocent people are dying he says we do not want violence we want a free country the UN says more than 33 3,000 Haitians have fled PT of prince in the last 3 and a half weeks the humanitarian crisis and the violence is only getting worse Lester thanks for watching st
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Comments
Let them sort this one out
Stop stealing organs and kids in HAYTI
Welcome to the new America
This place has been like this since the beginning of the country. I don't know why it's being pushed now by the media
Praying 🙏
MOSTLY PEACEFUL
When you claim to have a ‘starving people’ showing a half dozen obese women walking behind the reporter doesn’t do much to sell the point…
This looks like Chicago on a hot July night.
The US media want's this in the USA.
Same as it ever was.
😅 you say theyre starving and show a 250 lb woman
Im Haitian. I hate how selfish my people can be. 😡😒😔
Looks like some of NY’s neighborhoods!
Member all the stories you guys did railing trump for calling this place a toilet?
Maybe find a less overweight part of town next time. It might help your "everyone here is starving" report. 😂
😢😢😢 oh wow 😨
Uncomprehensable . The people are weird. Theyre turning on their own people. They are starving their own. Phew!!!!!!!
Sad 😞
Maybe the Clinton Foundation should collect more money for Haiti ???
Why did she say “people desperately search for their next meal” .. gang violence doesn’t mean people aren’t eating