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Authorities in the Centre department have detained three helicopters and their pilots on suspicion of transporting drugs. The individuals and aircraft are currently being held for investigation.

Residents were seen fleeing through Santo 18 on foot and by motorcycle, carrying bags and personal belongings. The sudden displacement comes as police forces engage in heavy clashes with the 400 Mawozo gang in the area. Fearing for their safety, many locals are leaving their homes to escape the crossfire.

A serious accident occurred at Morne Canapé-Vert where a trailer collided with a bus, causing the truck to overturn. Several injuries have been reported, and there is an urgent need for an ambulance on the scene.

A protest is scheduled for the morning of July 31, 2025, at 10:00 AM, in front of the OEO office located at the Hexagone complex in Pétion-Ville. The reason for the demonstration has not been officially stated, but authorities are monitoring the situation.

Today, police forces carried out targeted drone strikes in downtown Lavil, hitting suspected gang positions. The operation aimed to disrupt armed group activity in the area and followed a surge of violence linked to recent political changes. Witnesses reported multiple explosions and heavy gunfire as security forces advanced on key streets.

Residents in the Artibonite region have blocked National Road #1 in the Desoulye–Pont Sondé area, demanding that the DDA and Police Commissioner Altis dismantle the Gran Grif gang base in Savien. The population says the gang continues to terrorize communities and they will not back down until authorities take decisive action.

Since 5 AM, heavily armed men have launched an assault on the commune of Liancourt. Intense gun battles are ongoing between the attackers and police forces. The situation remains tense as residents seek safety.

In Artibonite, Descordes is under attack by armed men affiliated with the Gran Grif gang based in Savyen. The violence has triggered fear among residents and worsened insecurity in the area.

a kidnapping was reported on Rue Ludovic in Delmas 83, along with two attempted kidnappings in Delmas 75. Because these areas are connected by secondary roads, travel in the zone is considered high-risk. Authorities strongly advise heightened vigilance when moving through the area.

Attack on Local Radio Station in Jandeni, armed men believed to be part of the Gran Grif gang set fire to Radio Ayiti Plis in Jandeni, Artibonite.

A major confrontation erupted in front of the ONA office in Pétion-Ville. Protesters demanding the dismissal of ONA’s Director General—allegedly appointed by Moïse Jean-Charles—clashed with security agents. Guards beat demonstrators with batons, while militants responded by throwing rocks. The police were forced to intervene to control the situation.

Serious tensions erupted in Pierre Payen, a locality in the commune of Montrouis (Artibonite), as residents from two rival neighborhoods clashed violently. The provisional toll includes two people killed, one seriously injured, and several homes set on fire. As of midday on Friday, August 1st, security forces had yet to intervene

Batay Mibalè wout kafou pelig . Yèswa gwo batay fèt ant bandi ak lapolis. Bandi yo te vini ak yon gwo trelè plen wòch pou te ka bloke epi fè dappiyanp sou ticha a. Men malerezman lapopo met nan men yo. Trelè a sezi rete swiv gen lòt done kap vini sou saki tonbe e ki pa leve.!

Five UNICEF employees who were kidnapped by gangs in Port-au-Prince on July 7 have been released as of tonight. Another staff member had already been freed on July 8.

Armed gangs entered the Teleco facility in Kenscoff, threatening to cut national telecommunications by Thursday. Despite a small police presence assigned to guard the site, the gang’s threats continue openly. Authorities have yet to find a way to counter this growing menace, leaving the public increasingly alarmed.

Reports indicate that armed men continue to stop and search people near Petit Frères et Sœurs and St. Luc hospitals, without firing any shots. Residents are urged to remain extremely cautious when moving through the area.

Casa Hotel, a well-known establishment in Mirebalais, Haiti, was destroyed by fire during a violent gang assault

The Centre de Scanner Computarisé at Rue Marcelin and Rue Capois was destroyed by the armed gang “Viv Ansanm.” This attack shut down a vital medical service in central Port-au-Prince.

Haitian National Police (PNH) launched a major operation in the Tapis Rouge area of Carrefour-Feuilles, Port-au-Prince, targeting gang-controlled zones. Specialized units, including UDMO, UTAG, SWAT, MO11, and DDO, participated in the raid, resulting in the deaths of several gang members and the seizure of firearms .

Families in Solino cautiously revisited their houses after weeks of violence and displacement. Many found their homes damaged or looted, highlighting the deep toll ongoing insecurity has taken on the community.

Gunfire was reported in the Torcel/Route de Frères area, with shots heard as far as Delmas 75.

An attempted kidnapping was reported on Rue Pierre Anselme in Delmas 19. The suspects were unable to abduct the target, but at least one person was injured by gunfire. Police are currently on the scene, and traffic in the area is blocked. More details to follow — caution is advised.

Gunfire was reported in Delmas 75 earlier today for unknown reasons. Police quickly intervened on the scene and successfully foiled an attempted kidnapping, restoring calm to the area.

Armed gangs in Carrefour-Feuilles, Port-au-Prince, set fire to the historic Hotel Oloffson, reducing it to ashes. The hotel, a renowned cultural landmark over 100 years old, is yet another piece of Haiti’s heritage destroyed amid the terror imposed by criminal gangs.

Reports indicate that gang leader Ti Bout Ba has taken control of the DINEPA facilities in Mariani, raising serious concerns over access to water services in the area.

Following intense rainfall, the city of Les Cayes was left flooded. Streets and neighborhoods were covered by rising waters, disrupting daily life and highlighting the vulnerability of the area to severe weather events.

Yo sot tire yon gason (Yon boss mason) nan puits blain 30 rue silencieux.

police units from EPINES and UTAG regained control of a house that gang members had taken over to cause trouble in the area. The property, located above the zone with a view of the Fermathe market and the Kenscoff road, had been used as a strategic point by the gang before being recovered during the operation.

the Haitian National Police (PNH) successfully thwarted an attempted kidnapping. According to the Coordination of Press and Public Relations (DGPNH), the targeted citizen gave testimony detailing the incident, underscoring both the growing threat of abductions and the importance of swift police intervention. The case highlights ongoing security challenges in Port-au-Prince but also the capacity of law enforcement to respond effectively when alerted.

around 9:30 a.m., a kidnapping was reported on Airport Road in Delmas. The vehicle carrying the victim or victims was seen heading north after the incident.