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Early this morning, members of the Kokorat 100Ras gang launched an attack on Lestère. Videos circulating online show the attackers destroying and setting fire to several rice fields. Residents are questioning the true motive behind these repeated acts of destruction.

Around 7:15 a.m., reports from the Central Plateau indicate that armed men were seen walking near Mache Canard, allegedly heading toward Lascahobas. Similar alerts had circulated the previous evening. A video shared online appears to confirm their presence in the area.

An attempted kidnapping occurred near the Brana brewery on Airport Road in Port-au-Prince. Armed individuals reportedly tried to abduct a person before fleeing the scene as nearby residents intervened. The incident caused panic in the area, highlighting ongoing security concerns along one of the capital’s busiest routes.

A person was reportedly shot moments ago in the D95 area of Jacquet Toto. Details about the victim’s condition and those responsible remain unknown at this time.

Around 4:50–5:00 p.m. in Delmas 31, a woman driving with her daughter and niece was intercepted by another vehicle. Moments before disappearing, she managed to call her family, saying “They just took me with the kids.” The family has not received any news from her since

Reports indicate that armed gangs deliberately set fire to the area between Camp Zoï and Whynn Farm. The blaze spread quickly, destroying property and forcing residents to flee for safety. Local sources describe the situation as tense, with authorities struggling to contain both the fire and the ongoing insecurity in the region.

heavy clashes erupted between Haitian police forces and the “Viv Ansanm” gang in Mirebalais and along the road to Lascahobas. Two police officers were injured—one shot in the wrist and another in the leg—while a BSAP agent was killed. In the Piton area, several civilians, including a 7-year-old child, were reported dead. Multiple gang members were also killed, according to preliminary reports.

Authorities report rising tension between Carrefour and the downtown area, with no safe passage currently possible. The situation remains unstable and is being closely monitored.