Haiti fuel terminal operations stopped as gangs seize trucks, source states
AUPRINCE, April 22 () Operations at Haiti's primary fuel import terminal were suspended on Monday as armed guys took trucks and required the port be closed down, according to a source with details on the matter, likely exacerbating existing fuel scarcities. The source said gangs had actually blocked off numerous roads leading to Varreux. Fuel stays hard to discover in Port-au-Prince, on and off, stated a spokesperson from the U.N. World Food Programme, caution of long queues at filling station. We have stock at the minute, and continue to supply fuel to humanitarian partners operating in Haiti, the spokesperson stated.