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UN Resumes Humanitarian Flights in Haiti Amid Escalating Violence

UN Brings Back Hope: Humanitarian Flights Resume in Haiti This Wednesday ✈️💙

Hey amigos, here’s some good news from Haiti! Amid the tough times and rising violence, the United Nations is stepping up to help. 🌍💪

The UN Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) is set to resume its flights in Haiti starting this Wednesday. Thanks to a special waiver from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the UN's helicopter and plane are ready to get back in the air! 🚁✈️

“Our aircraft aren't huge, but they make a big difference,” said UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric. “They carry essential humanitarian goods and help our teams reach those in need.”

Why the pause in flights? Well, earlier this month, the FAA banned U.S.-registered aircraft from flying over Haiti after some scary incidents where planes were hit by gunfire near Port-au-Prince airport. Yikes! 😱 But now, with extra precautions, the UN is resuming its mission to support the people of Haiti. 🙏

But it's not just about flights. The situation in Haiti is tough. Over 20,000 people have been forced to leave their homes due to escalating violence in just four days! That's like an entire small town displaced. 🏘️➡️🏕️

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is on the ground, helping families who have been through so much. Many have been displaced multiple times. They're providing shelter, medical care, and support for survivors of violence. ❤️‍🩹

“Despite the challenges, we're committed to delivering assistance,” the IOM says. They're even setting up mobile clinics and helping with family reunifications. Talk about dedication! 🙌

And let's not forget about food. The World Food Programme (WFP) is planning to serve hot meals to over 16,000 displaced people in the next few days. 🍛✨ They've already distributed food to more than 50,000 vulnerable people and aim to reach 135,000 by the end of the month. Incredible, right?

Plus, in areas outside the capital, over 430,000 school children are receiving meals, with most ingredients sourced locally. That's supporting farmers and feeding kids at the same time! 🌽🍲

So, while the challenges are big, so is the heart of the Haitian people and those helping them. Let's send them some positive vibes! 💫

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