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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

A deadly accident in Pélerin left residents in mourning after a Kenyan armored vehicle lost control and killed multiple people. Witnesses reported scenes of chaos and grief, with families crying over the victims as bodies remained at the site awaiting removal. The incident has deepened anger and sorrow within the community, raising questions about safety measures surrounding the presence of foreign forces in Haiti.