Haiti Braces for Wave of Deportees
Haiti is anticipating the return of up to 130,000 deportees by year-end, prompting calls for increased humanitarian aid. The International Organization for Migration highlighted the urgent need for cooperation in addressing this potential crisis and supporting the struggling Caribbean nation.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Port-Au-Prince | Updated: 17-10-2024 22:43 IST | Created: 17-10-2024 22:43 IST

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Haiti is preparing to welcome back an estimated 130,000 deportees by the end of this year, according to the International Organization for Migration.
The announcement was made on Thursday via a post on the platform X, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced humanitarian aid to support the Caribbean country.
This potential humanitarian crisis calls for a swift and coordinated response to address the challenges faced by Haiti as it braces for the significant influx of returnees.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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