Port-au-Prince, Nov 9 – The humanitarian crisis in Haiti has reached critical levels, with escalating violence, severe food insecurity, and limited access to essential services affecting millions, according to the United Nations. Armed gangs control large parts of the country, further obstructing aid delivery and leaving thousands displaced.
The UN reports that nearly half of Haiti's population faces acute food shortages, with access to clean water, healthcare, and basic sanitation becoming increasingly scarce. Schools and health facilities struggle to function amid rising violence, while limited infrastructure hampers humanitarian efforts. The UN is calling for urgent international assistance and strengthened security measures to prevent further suffering and restore stability to the region.
The situation in Haiti underscores the immediate need for global attention and sustained support to address this deepening crisis.