The September 11 night assault is the last of a series of brutal incidents and in the ongoing violence of gangs that have affected the country since last year.
In a statement issued by his spokesman, Mr. Guterres said “more sincere condolences” to the families of the victims and urged the Haitian authorities to seek justice.
“The general secretary is alarmed by the levels of violence that balance Haiti,” said Stéphane Durric. “Ask member states to accelerate support for the multinational security support mission to help the Haitian National Police.”
Only two weeks ago, Mr. Guterres went to the UN Security Council, painting a gloomy image of the state of unraveling Haiti. “The state authority is falling apart,” he said, while armed groups squeeze their control over the portable prince and the surrounding regions, forcing families to flee and interrupt daily life.
With six million people who need help and 1.3 million displaced people, Haiti’s humanitarian crisis is being deepened. However, less than 10 percent of the $ 908 million appeal has been financed. “Handle overlooked and unfortunately sub -financed,” said the UN Chief, warning that 1.7 million people cannot receive any help.