Haiti Gang Attack Kills at Least 47, More Than 50 Abducted: UN
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A gang in Haiti attacked Kenscoff, a community near the capital, and left 47 dead, including five children, and 50 people kidnapped, who are now threatening to kill them if any of their members are “wounded.” The attack has been declared as a demonstration of strength towards the Haitian government and police, at a time of tension between them. “This is a message to the government and the police that their claims of protection do not match reali…
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Haiti Gang Attack Kills at Least 47, More Than 50 Abducted: UN
At least 47 people were killed and more than 50 others abducted in a gang attack in Kenscoff, a community in the hills overlooking Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, the United Nations said. The attack began late Sunday, when armed men entered the area, set homes on fire and attacked residents, according to the UN Integrated Office in Haiti. The UN said survivors were searching for missing relatives after the assault. At least five children were a…
The criminals attacked the village of Kenscoff, which is of strategic importance. Numerous houses were set on fire and a church was stormed. According to the United Nations, 22 people were killed, more than 50 people were abducted.
The UN placed the number of deaths in the massacre in the early morning of Monday at 47 on Tuesday and revealed that among them were "22 who were allegedly executed in the compound of a church where they had taken refuge" Read
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