Haiti's largest international shipping port was looted

Port-au-Prince, the Haitian capital, has again been targeted by armed bandits, who looted dozens of containers and looted everything inside, plunging the port into chaos.

According to UNICEF quoted by Reuters, one of the 17 aid containers was looted, and another 260 containers containing aid were also controlled by armed groups.

UNICEF strongly condemned this, saying that these looted containers contained the necessities for children's survival, including resuscitators, early childhood development education supplies, water supply equipment, etc., which undoubtedly made Haiti's already collapsed health system worse.

Heavily armed criminals ransacked Port-au-Prince, the country's largest port, and its import and export business was seriously affected, with customers unable to enter the port to unload or pick up containers.

Following Maersk's suspension of booking service to and from Haiti, CMA also announced the suspension of its docking service at the port. As an alternative, CMA will dock at Lafito Pier,20 kilometers from Port-au-Prince, until further notice. ZIM also announced the suspension of booking service in Port-au-Prince until further notice.

海地最大国际海运港口遭洗劫

       海地首都太子港再次成为武装匪徒的掠夺目标。匪徒劫掠了港口内数十个集装箱，洗劫了里面所有物品，港口陷入混乱。

       据路透社援引儿基会消息，17个援助物资集装箱中有一个遭到洗劫，另有260个装有援助物资的集装箱也被武装团伙控制。

       UNICEF（联合国儿童基金会）对此表示强烈谴责，指出这些被劫掠的集装箱内装有儿童生存的必需品，包括复苏器、儿童早期发展教育用品、供水设备等，对于海地本已崩溃的卫生系统无疑是雪上加霜。

       全副武装的犯罪分子洗劫该国最大的港口——太子港，其进出口业务受到严重影响，客户无法进入港口卸货或提货集装箱。

       继马士基宣布暂停往返海地的订舱服务后，达飞也宣布暂停在该港的停靠服务。作为替代方案，达飞将在距离太子港20公里的Lafito码头停靠，直至另行通知。ZIM也发布了相关公告，停止太子港的订舱服务，直至另行通知。