Haiti kidnapped after ‘destroyed’ family

The Haitian orphan said the family of Irish women abducted is “completely destroyed” and said that the situation is “deeply distressing”.

Gena Heraty was the director of the facility Sainte-Hélène among several people adopted in the private orphanage, in Kenscoff, the capital of Haiti, Port-Au-Prince, Sunday morningBy Massillon Jean Mayor.

His direction are not known, with seven staff and a child, who took care of more than 250 children.

As the Irish government has pointed out, the Irish government said.

Heraty originally, in Mayo County, makes humanitarian organisms, humanitarian organizations, siblings – NPFS), about 10 km from the capital of the capital of Kenscoff.

The attackers entered an orphan at about 15:30 (07:30 GMT) “Without opening fire”, “Massillon Jean mayor said: describing it as a planned action.”

Attackers broke through a wall to access the property, Jean said: Mrs. Heraty was going to the building.

The gang members believe that they are responsible for the attack, as reported by the Le Nouvellist newspaper.

In a statement, Heraty’s family said they were “completely destroyed” that the situation is “evolving and deeply distressing”.

“We are working with NPFS in Haiti and Ireland, with international partners who do everything possible to release Gena and Ireland, Gena and immediately.

“For continuing efforts and gender safety, we are not currently sharing more details,” the family recognition is being read.

Tánaiste (Irish Prime Minister) and Foreign Minister Simon Harris spoke throughout the night about his Haitian counterpart.

Mr. Harris said to the Haitian Foreign Minister, he asked Harvel Jean-Baptiste, “everything is done to free Gena and the rest of wars.”

Gang violence and kidnappings are also common around Port-au-Prince, where the moment says Armads control around 85% of the city.

In the first half of 2025, the UN figures show that almost 350 people were kidnapped in Haiti. At least 3,141 people also died at the same time, the UN Human Rights Office said.

The charity works with the international, Latin American and the Latin American and the Caribbean, was also called to release the belts and he said he was doing everything he could help bring home safely.

He described the radio station in Tommy County Mayor and Gena Heraty was “passionate, resilient and resilient,” he said that in Mayo County was “lively saintu”.

“It’s a dedicated and loyal person who is taking care of some of the most vulnerable in society,” he said.

“Yesterday afternoon, in a small church of Cushlough parish, the parish priest grew up to pray that everyone can do and hope that the result will be positive.

“The family of genus is completely far and destroyed.”

Harold Isaac, a journalist in Port-Au-Prince, said BBC Radio Ulster’s Good Morning Ulster Program Tuesday “negotiations are interrupting through various people involved in testing and ensuring their release.”

“About 80% and 90% of the capital, the port-a-prince is under the control of the gangs,” he said.

“In recent years it has been a constant state for the entire metropolitan area, but it has been aggravated in recent months, as the authorities struggle to restore control of the situation.

“The neighborhood located in the orphan has been attacked in the last six months and this attack is just a reminder, which is really fragile.”