Insécurité : Enlèvement de plusieurs individus dont un enfant de 9 ans en Plaine - Haiti24

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Insécurité : Enlèvement de plusieurs individus dont un enfant de 9 ans en Plaine - Haiti24

Les cas de kidnapping continuent dans le pays. Entre 1h et 2h du matin, ce mercredi 20 octobre 2021, des hommes armés ont pénétré par effraction dans plusieurs demeures, à Bon Repos, à proximité du « marché Seradòt », kidnappant ainsi plusieurs citoyens dont un enfant de 9 ans.

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