Haiti a perfect illustration of correlation between conflict and malnutrition, WFP says
A FRANCE 24 exclusive report by Catherine Norris-Trent and Romeo Langlois shows how Haiti is in the grips of a severe humanitarian crisis, with gangs controlling more than 80 percent of the capital Port-au-Prince. More than 360,000 people have fled their homes, while major ports and access roads to the capital are still inaccessible, meaning food supplies and other essential goods can't get in. FRANCE 24's Mark Owen speaks to Jean-Martin Bauer, Country Director for Haiti at the World Food Programme.
A FRANCE 24 exclusive report by Catherine Norris-Trent and Romeo Langlois shows how Haiti is in the grips of a severe humanitarian crisis, with gangs controlling more than 80 percent of the capital Port-au-Prince. More than 360,000 people have fled their homes, while major ports and access roads to the capital are still inaccessible, meaning food supplies and other essential goods can't get in. FRANCE 24's Mark Owen speaks to Jean-Martin Bauer, Country Director for Haiti at the World Food Programme.
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