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members of the Kokorat San Ras gang attacked the commune of Marchand Dessalines. Although the attackers did not remain on site, they set fire to the police station before leaving. According to some residents, several police officers were taken away by the assailants. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Haitian police launched multiple drone strikes on a compound in Torcelle linked to gang leader Vitel’Homme Innocent, killing several gang members. After the strike, police raided the compound, arresting suspects and seizing weapons.

Vitelhomme continue to receive reinforcements to sustain their assaults. They attempted several maneuvers to penetrate Impasse Janti. In response, Brigadye forces launched a counterattack

Gunfire was reported on Avenue Momplaisir, in the Batimat zone, behind Simon Pelé, near the Airport Road. The situation remains tense, with no official details yet on casualties or security response.

armed men carried out a kidnapping on Lafontan Street in Delmas 33. The victim was inside a vehicle with license plate AA 09282. Kidnappers took the individual while leaving the car running in the middle of the road. Authorities are monitoring the situation.

A major fire broke out at Camejo Hospital in Léogâne around 9:55 PM last night, forcing the urgent evacuation of patients and staff. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze, but the full extent of the damage is still being assessed. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and no casualties have been confirmed so far. Authorities have launched an investigation.

In the Cabaret area, gangs blocked police movements to prevent intervention, burning vehicles and hurling Molotov cocktails at police armored units. Despite the attack, authorities report that the situation remains under control. Meanwhile, gangs advanced toward Lavodri, setting houses on fire and threatening residents’ lives.

Wilford (also reported as Wilfort) Ferdinand, widely known as “Ti Wil” or “Commander Ti Wil,” was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police in the Canal Bwa area of Gonaïves. According to Haiti’s National Police (PNH

7:00 AM, Rue Dalencourt, which connects Route de Bourdon and Canapé-Vert, was reported blocked, disrupting traffic in the area.

Gangs members take over university in Haiti in pose with student’s graduation gowns.

Viv Ansanm have set fire to multiple homes in Pacot, Port-au-Prince. Residents report widespread panic and displacement as gangs push further into the area, destroying property and tightening their grip on the capital. Authorities have yet to regain control.

Police forces, working alongside local brigadiers, successfully regained control of several neighborhoods in Carrefour-Feuilles that had been seized by the Viv Ansanm gang. Media outlets visiting the area reported extensive damage, with homes burned and destroyed by armed men during the gang’s occupation.

Gang members from Carrefour moved up to Kenscoff by motorcycle early this morning to reinforce their presence. In response, police units are actively patrolling the Teleco area in Kenscoff to counter gang activity.

After a community cleanup in christ roi displaced residents have started returning to their homes. Authorities and locals are monitoring the area closely as life slowly resumes, but caution is still advised.

growing tensions were reported in Gonaïves following the killing of Wilford “Ti Wil” Ferdinand. Burning tires were seen in several streets, and by late afternoon (around 16:55), demonstrations had begun on Route des Dattes, with protesters setting fires and blocking roads.

9:44 a.m., residents of Beladère blocked the road leading to the border and threatened to close state offices in the commune. The protest comes in response to what they denounce as government inaction against armed groups seeking to seize control of the Central Plateau.

French Ambassador to Haiti, Antoine Michon, visited the commune of Kenscoff in a show of solidarity with Haitian authorities and civilians affected by gang violence. While the visit highlights France’s support, it also underscores the ongoing challenges Haiti faces, as diplomatic gestures alone cannot resolve the country’s deep-rooted security crisis.

Early this morning, Léogâne woke up to unrest, with multiple areas blocked and reports of stone and bottle throwing. The city’s market is at a standstill, and traffic in Dufort is completely halted. Rumors suggest the turmoil may be linked to the transfer of Commissioner Appolon.

Pierre Maxuel kise yon gwo bizisman nan vil Dame Marie arive pran katouch devan APN Daprè moun ki sou lye kote li ye fè konnen li mouri ,jiskensi kadav li atè yo poko ka level paske nan zòn l’an gen anpil tire toujou.

In the Basen Ble region of Haiti, a gang known as Kokorat San Ras (part of the larger coalition “Viv Ansanm”) launched a violent assault, prompting mass displacement of residents.

Authorities including Leslie Voltaire, Prime Minister Fils Aimé, and National Police Director General Vladimir Paraison visited the Champ de Mars area in downtown Port-au-Prince.

armed bandits attacked the Gracien area on Route Frères once again, forcing many residents to flee. The attackers set fire to a church and another house, destroyed walls to break in, and stole batteries and inverters.

Armed individuals set fire to the police station in Lachapelle, escalating insecurity in the region. The attack highlights the growing reach of gangs into rural areas and the continued weakening of state infrastructure in the face of ongoing violence.

Bandits yo manke boule yon cha nan kriswa, manèv fòs lòd yo fè sa pa rive 👍

the Haitian National Police, in coordination with the Task Force, launched a major operation in Kenscoff using kamikaze drones to target gang positions. Several gang members were killed during the assault. In retaliation, at around 3:25 a.m. on July 25, armed attackers launched a counter-assault in the Teleco area, sparking intense clashes. Preliminary toll: multiple gang members killed, two officers injured, and one police officer fatally shot.

The head of the Canapé Vert vigilance brigade is calling for roadblocks in his areas of control. He criticizes the current administration for failing to address the country’s worsening insecurity.

armed gangs launched a brutal attack on Furcy—burning the local police station and forcing terrified residents to flee into the bushes. Families are now hiding, homes abandoned, as violence continues to spread beyond Port-au-Prince.

A kidnapping occurred in Delmas 31 on Rue B. De Marbois, in front of Église Baptiste Eben Ezer. Three people were in the vehicle—two were taken, while the driver managed to escape.

Residents of Lachapelle are fleeing across the Artibonite River to escape the advancing control of the “Taliban” gang. The group has reportedly taken over the area, forcing locals to abandon their homes in search of safety.

Around 1 a.m., armed men attacked the Teleco area, setting fire to the apartment of Reynold Deeb and several other residences. Clashes with gangs from Viard, Teleco, and Le Refuge left at least five gang members dead and three police officers wounded. An armored police vehicle was reportedly set on fire,

While an armored police vehicle was leaving Téléco, members of the “Viv Ansanm” gang threw Molotov cocktails at it, causing the driver to lose control and crash into nearby bushes. A mechanic who was with the officers inside the vehicle was killed in the incident.

Armed groups set fire to the sole hospital in Basen Ble, leaving the commune in Haiti’s Nord-Ouest department without medical services or a functioning police station. The attack has triggered fear and panic, forcing many residents to abandon their homes in search of safety.

A body was found in front of Henfrasa during a tense exchange of gunfire between police and armed individuals. A possible kidnapping was also reported in the area, involving a Toyota Hilux and a Nissan Pathfinder.

The head of the Canapé Vert vigilance brigade is calling for roadblocks in his areas of control. He criticizes the current administration for failing to address the country’s worsening insecurity.

Viv Ansanm gang captured the police station in Furcy after an armed assault that forced officers to flee. This takeover is part of the gang’s ongoing campaign to expand its control over the Kenscoff–Furcy area, attacking police facilities, infrastructure, and civilians in its path.

The head of the Canapé Vert vigilance brigade is calling for roadblocks in his areas of control. He criticizes the current administration for failing to address the country’s worsening insecurity.

the Haitian National Police (PNH) continue to confront an evolving urban guerrilla threat. In recent days, officers have worked to reopen key roads that criminal gangs had blocked to hinder police operations and interventions in the area. Images shared highlight the courage and determination of the officers as they restore access and maintain security.

The head of the Canapé Vert vigilance brigade is calling for roadblocks in his areas of control. He criticizes the current administration for failing to address the country’s worsening insecurity.

Armed gangs vandalized and looted College Jean XXIII, leaving the school heavily damaged. Classrooms, offices, and equipment were ransacked, reflecting the wider impact of insecurity on education in Port-au-Prince.

intense gunfire was reported in the areas of Dizent and Senlwi in Kenscoff. The situation remains critical, severely impacting farmers in the Nouvelle-Tourèn communal section. Residents are urged to exercise extreme caution.

In an effort to fight gangs, police launched operations to clear barricades and demolish walls in areas including private homes, universities, and businesses—such as IERAH faculty across from Locha Church on Avenue Christophe. However, gangs repeatedly rebuild the barricades soon after police intervention. Despite months of similar actions, gangs continue to maintain checkpoints, control neighborhoods, and even organize events, though kamikaze drone strikes have instilled some fear.

Armed bandits burned down the only police station in Basen Ble, stripping the commune in Haiti’s Nord-Ouest department of all formal security presence. With both the hospital and police station destroyed in recent attacks, residents face heightened insecurity, and many have fled their homes to escape the escalating violence.

an explosive drone was deployed in the Haut Turgeau area (Tèt Lagwòt).

tension remains high outside the Primature in Delmas 60, where employees of the National Equipment Center (CNE) are staging a peaceful protest to demand 11 months of unpaid salaries. Police have deployed tear gas in an attempt to disperse the crowd.

The Haitian National Police (PNH), in a coordinated operation led by the Director General, seized 1,045 kilos of cocaine on Île de la Tortue. The mission, carried out by the BLTS, UDMO, and Coast Guard units, also resulted in one arrest, several fatalities, and the seizure of a boat used in the trafficking.

Heavy clashes broke out between police forces and Didy’s gang in the Kenscoff area. The gang carried out coordinated attacks on several fronts simultaneously, heightening tension and putting residents at risk. Security forces responded in an effort to regain control of the situation.

In Pyron, located in Upper Thomassin near Planchet, armed gangs are currently setting fire to residents’ homes. The attack has created panic in the community, with families fleeing as violence and destruction spread through the area.

Heavy gunfire erupted in Liancourt during the night of September 30 to October 1, lasting from around 1 a.m. until 5 a.m. At dawn, armed men were seen at Carrefour Payen shooting toward Chandelle and Carrefour Coupon. Residents in the area are urged to remain cautious amid the ongoing violence.

Around 6:00 AM, gunfire was heard near the Police Academy area on Route de Frères.

The Haitian National Police (PNH) conducted an operation in Delmas 19, specifically on Rue Pierre Sully Germain and Rue Leonard. Specialized units and the PNH’s CPRP team cleared several roadblocks set up by gangs to disrupt traffic in the area.

A young man was just shot near Georges Market on Route Frères. The victim was wearing blue jeans and a black t-shirt.

During a coordinated police operation at Téléco in Kenscoff, law enforcement forces killed several armed gang members and seized weapons and other materials. The engagement followed a broader offensive aimed at reclaiming strategic zones under gang control. The authorities’ swift response helped reassert control over the area and disrupt the gangs’ communications infrastructure.

early in the morning, members of the Savien gang set several houses on fire in Liancourt. The attack has left residents in fear and caused significant property damage, further escalating tensions in the area.

In Cap-Haïtien, protesters have reported burning tires placed in front of the APN building (Assemblée Parlementaire Nationale). The act appears to be part of a broader unrest with residents expressing anger; it has caused blockages and disrupted traffic near the APN. No official explanation has yet been confirmed for the protest.

In the Grande-Anse department, traffic has come to a standstill on the Moron road, specifically in the area known as La Ferme.

protesters set fire to tires and blocked Rue Louverture, which leads to Delmas 33 near the entrance of the MTPTC, disrupting traffic in the area.

There was a kidnapping on Rue Dr. Kernizan, Delmas 33. The kidnappers were in a pickup truck. They got out and ambushed someone in their private vehicle, then drove off with it. It’s possible there were also men on motorcycles involved, acting as lookouts, because two motorcycles on the road also followed the ve

– The entire Downtown area near Stade Sylvio Cator is blocked off due to intense gunfire. – Reports also indicate the use of drones

Tout bizniss fèmen nan kafou, bandits yo sou moto epi yo sou machine pa yo ap fè patwouy. 4 machin vit tente genyen machine yo ki tou nèf ki make Lapolis en grande lettre. Sanble se yon machine ke neg yo te pran deja pou PNH la

Residents of Lilavois 23 have begun fleeing the area amid growing insecurity. The displacement appears linked to recent violence or threats in the region.

dozens of citizens demonstrated in front of Digicel’s central office in Port‑au‑Prince, accusing the company of operating as a predatory network that mishandled customer funds. Protesters specifically targeted the now-defunct BIMA insurance program, claiming they lost money and demanding accountability.

powerful storm battered Port-au-Prince overnight, unleashing torrential rains that overwhelmed drainage in Cité Soleil. Dozens of streets and homes were submerged, displacing families and damaging property. Local residents reported waist-deep waters inundating makeshift shelters. Authorities scrambled to respond, but flooded roads hampered access to affected neighborhoods.

After weeks of gang violence, residents of Delmas 30 are slowly making their way back to their neighborhood, only to find a landscape transformed by destruction. Charred homes, looted shops, and bullet-scarred walls serve as reminders of the battles fought in their streets. For many, the return is bittersweet—relief at surviving and reclaiming their homes, but grief at the loss of livelihoods and community landmarks. Amid the devastation, some families are already beginning the difficult work of rebuilding

Armed clashes have been reported in Delmas 19, along the road leading to the airport near El Shaddaï. Authorities are warning residents and travelers to avoid the area until the situation is resolved, as the exchange of gunfire poses a serious risk to public safety.

– Two young men were shot and killed early this morning in Delmas 49, just above the National School. – Witnesses say a “zoreken” vehicle full of armed men pulled up and opened fire on a group of three individuals. – One of the three survived. The vehicle reportedly came from Delmas 41, passed through Faustin 1er, and fled. – Victims: One wore a white t-shirt with jeans, the other a black t-shirt. Both bodies are still on the ground. – Police are on the scene.

Maten an la moun Tabarre 25 leve yo jwen yon moun ki mouri li nan yon sak men se yon fi yo di li ye, yo koupe tèt li pa gen moun ki k identifyel.

A young man, just 18 years old, was arrested after police claimed they found gang-related content on his phone — despite family members stating he did not own a phone. He was reportedly found without identification, as he had not yet received his ID card. Family and friends tried contacting the Aquin police commissioner, sending his photo and details, but received no response. The case was quickly publicized online with an accusation file, even before verification. Recently, police have been issuing arrest warrants and public notices against individuals, sometimes later admitting the person was innocent, raising concerns about repeated incidents and whether these actions are meant to show activity rather than reflect solid evidence.

Gunmen opened fire in front of Coin 48 in Tabarre 48, leaving three people wounded — two men and one woman.

In Kenscoff, a police vehicle was reportedly seized by members of the gang “Ti Chimè”, based at the Matisan stronghold (Base 5 Segond) under the leadership of gang/terrorist IZO. The vehicle was reportedly used to carry armed gang members. Separately, gang leader Krisla possesses a similar vehicle stationed behind his residence in Deloui (Fontamara). Krisla’s vehicle was reportedly captured years ago in Habitation Leclerc, highlighting ongoing gang control and the use of police resources for criminal activities.

More Than Eight Explosive Drones Strike Gran Ravine and Martissant in Coordinated Friday Attacks

A tense situation unfolded in front of the Delmas 33 police station as people voiced strong concerns, warning that if Ronalson is taken away, they fear losing Gerald Bataille.

During a police operation yesterday in Pénye, several gang members were killed and others fled the scene. Police also recovered multiple firearms during the intervention.

four armed men stormed a home in Laboule 12 and kidnapped two sisters, Leconte Falande (17) and Leconte Fanela Malia (16). The kidnappers are demanding a $1 million ransom.

Gen 2 kadav puits blain 34 nan station kamyonét ki chaje pou delmas 75 lan. Yo maré epi yo genyen sac nan tête yo ki fè moun paka idantifye yo byen.

residents of Mirebalais stormed the Peligre hydroelectric plant and cut power to the entire country. This action followed the destruction of heavy equipment that was supposed to help remove the Viv Ansanm gang from the area. Locals accused the government of playing games and warned that electricity will not return until the gang is removed from the Central Plateau.

Gen yon mesye yo sot tire nan antre Delmas 77 la Bò Biwi a li ak yon mayo vè sou li. Fanmi an sou plas.