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iciHaiti - Demonstration : A health center attacked and vandalized
21/11/2020 08:18:25

In a note, the Direction of the Haitian Foundation for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases (FHADIMAC), a service institution whose objective is to help patients suffering from diabetes, arterial hypertension and cardiovascular diseases informs the public by general and the authorities responsible for order and protection of citizens' property that "during the demonstrations of November 18, the Foundation was once again the target of demonstrators who vandalized the building with jets of repeated stonework, broken windows and damaged the computer system.

This degradation of mores and customs resulting in such delinquent, anarchic behavior and a lack of civility makes the majority of Haitians perplexed about the future of the nation.

Everyone is therefore asked to put forward love for neighbor and compassion to improve the living conditions of the Haitian population.

[...] FHADIMAC, which for more than 34 years has devoted itself to serving the Haitian people, is determined to continue its humanitarian work for the betterment of all the sick, especially the most needy."

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