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iciHaiti - Security : Bloody beginning of July on the Haitian roads
09/07/2019 08:56:15

The former Director of the National Ambulance Center, Garnel Michel Coordinator of the Haitian Organization Technical and Operational Services to Stop Accident (STOP-Accidents), informs us that from July 1 to 7, 32 accidents on the roads of Haiti, have made 104 victims : 13 dead and 91 wounded most of the youth involved in motorcycle taxi accidents including several seriously.

Garnel Michel specifies that these accidents have occurred in particular at Aquin, Camp-Louise, Camp-Perrin, Canapé-Vert, Carriès, Jean Rabel, Léogane, Petit-Goâve, Plaine du Nord, 2ème ruelle rivière,

Remember that this weekly report was made in partnership with the National Ambulance Center and the Haitian Red Cross. However, due to a lack of resources, the STOP-Accident organization is unable to monitor the state of health of the wounded, some of whom die as a result of their injuries and are not counted.

Heavy balance sheet for the first week of July that records compared to the last week of June https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-28130-icihaiti-security-heavy-road-toll-in-june-103-accidents-at-least-228-victims.html a 77% increase in the number of accidents (18) and an increase in victims (42) of nearly 240%.

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