2024-05-21 10:05:04
Whereas the brand new transition committee is coping with the issue in Port-au-Prince, we talk about the impression of safety, political and financial disaster on well being within the Caribbean state. In March 2024, earlier than a political settlement was reached on the bottom, the United Nations described a well being system “near collapse”: the closure of well being amenities, mass migrations, the absence of well being employees and shortages of medicines (growing by closing the port and airport in early March). Within the introduction, we may also talk about the psychological impression of this assault scenario.
Newborns on the Saint Damien Kids’s Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Sunday, October 24, 2021. The capital’s first youngsters’s hospital stated it solely had three days of gasoline left. to function medical amenities. AP – Mathias Delacroix
- Ronald Jean-Jacquespsychologist and professorState College of Haiti.
- Professor Jean-Hugues Henrys, director of the Analysis Group on the Ecology of Infectious and Tropical Illnesses (EREMIT) within the Division of Well being SciencesQuisqueya College in Port-au-Prince. Former Dean of the School of Medication and Well being Sciences on the College of Notre Dame d’Haïti from 2008 to 2017
- Dr. Jacqueline Gautierformer nationwide director of well beingSaint Damien Hospital, Our Little Brothers and Sisters within the space of Tabarre in Haiti, compelled into exile by the safety forces and at the moment, accountable for pediatric coaching, for Medical doctors With out Bordersa job Sierra Leone.
And the testimony of Dr. Jean Geto Dubegovt director of Justinien Hospital in Cap-Haitienobtained in April, by particular journalists RFI Vincent Souriau and Boris Vichy.
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