Haiti Ambulance Attack: Patients Executed Amid Rising Violence

Médecins Sans Frontières reports that police and vigilantes killed at least two patients, raising concerns about the safety of aid missions in Haiti.

An MSF ambulance in Port-au-Prince was attacked by police and vigilantes, leading to the execution of at least two patients with gunshot wounds.
MSF staff were violently assaulted, tear-gassed, and held hostage for over four hours during the incident.
The attack underscores the escalating violence in Haiti, where gangs control 85% of the capital, according to the UN.
Recent gang violence has led to the suspension of international flights to Haiti after multiple planes were hit by gunfire.
MSF is questioning its ability to continue operations in Haiti, as the safety of medical personnel and patients is increasingly compromised.