Haitian Police Reclaim Major Hospital from Gang Control

Prime Minister Conille and police chief visit ravaged facility, promising restoration by February 2025

Haitian police took control of the General Hospital in Port-au-Prince after months of gang occupation.
Prime Minister Garry Conille emphasized the hospital's importance for the poor, serving 1,500 people daily before the crisis.
Gang violence has severely strained Haiti's healthcare system, pushing it to the brink of collapse.
The rainy season and poor conditions in camps have exacerbated risks of water-borne diseases like cholera.
UN-backed Kenyan police are collaborating with Haitian authorities to stabilize and rebuild the country.