Haiti's Prime Minister Conille Hospitalized and Discharged

Garry Conille, Haiti's newly selected prime minister, was hospitalized in Port-au-Prince shortly after arriving in the country. He expressed readiness to address the security crisis and prioritize healthcare issues. Gang violence continues to plague Haiti, leading to the closure of hospitals and pharmacies. Conille faces the challenge of combating rampant gang violence and lifting the country out of poverty. His predecessor, Ariel Henry, resigned following attacks by gangs. Conille's arrival in Haiti was met with high expectations, and he has been actively engaging with officials and visiting different areas of Port-au-Prince. The country is awaiting the deployment of a police force from Kenya to help address the security situation.