Haiti on the Brink as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

With gangs controlling most of Port-au-Prince and humanitarian aid dwindling, Haiti faces its worst crisis since the 2010 earthquake.

Aid groups warn of a complete collapse of humanitarian support in Haiti, with gangs controlling 90% of Port-au-Prince and critical aid services at risk.
Haiti's political vacuum worsens the crisis, with politicians fighting over power while the country faces unprecedented violence and starvation.
More than five million Haitians are at critical levels of hunger, with food stocks expected to run out by the end of April.
The United Nations' $674 million aid package for Haiti is only 7% funded, competing with global crises for resources.
Violence has displaced over 362,000 people and killed thousands, with hospitals and medical facilities at risk of shutting down due to fuel shortages.