Haiti's New Prime Minister Hospitalized Shortly After Taking Office

Garry Conille faces health challenges amid efforts to stabilize a nation plagued by gang violence and political instability.

Prime Minister Garry Conille was hospitalized for respiratory issues shortly after his arrival in Haiti.
Conille, who is asthmatic, experienced breathing difficulties following a week of intense activities.
He was discharged after a night in the hospital and stated he is ready to continue his duties.
Conille's appointment comes as Haiti prepares for the deployment of a U.N.-backed Kenyan police force.
The new leader aims to address rampant gang violence and improve access to healthcare.