Some UN staff to start leaving Haiti due to security situation
Non-essential United Nations staff will start leaving Haiti on Wednesday due to the volatile security situation, a U.N. spokesperson said. "The U.N. is not leaving Haiti. Colleagues who carry out life-saving activities will remain in Haiti to continue operations. We continue to monitor the situation closely," the spokesperson said.
Non-essential United Nations staff will start leaving Haiti on Wednesday due to the volatile security situation, a U.N. spokesperson said.
"The U.N. is not leaving Haiti. Colleagues who carry out life-saving activities will remain in Haiti to continue operations. We continue to monitor the situation closely," the spokesperson said.
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