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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 05, 2024

Page

10

Haiti Violence Ramps Up With Airport Attack and Prison Break

In Port-au-Prince heavy gunfire erupts as gangs assault the Toussaint Louverture Airport while prisons are breached and thousands escape. UN and Haitian authorities declare a 72 hour state of emergency as security forces struggle to contain the chaos and locate escapees.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Toussaint Louverture International Associated Press U.N Stephane Dujarric Patrick Boivert Ariel Henry Kenya United Nations Port-au- Prince International National Soccer Stadium National Penitentiary Penitentiary Office of Citizen Protection Croix-des-Bouquets Jovenel Moise Francisco Uribe Colombia Foreign Ministry U.S Biden

Gantz makes Washington visit amid Israel Gaza tensions

Benny Gantz arrives in Washington for talks with Harris, Sullivan, and McGurk as the United States increases humanitarian aid pushes into Gaza. The meeting underscores a rift within Netanyahu's wartime leadership while Biden seeks a hostage deal and a temporary cease fire to speed aid.

Washington Kamala Harris Israel Benjamin Netanyahu Biden Gaza White House Benny Gantz Netanyahu Harris Joe Biden Gantz Hamas U.S U.s.-Israel Likud War Cabinet John Kirby Antony Blinken Ban Camp David Senate Mitch McConnell R-Ky Capitol

Cables Cut Under Red Sea Amid Houthi Attacks

Three undersea cables linking Asia Africa and Europe were cut in the Red Sea while a Houthi missile attack set a ship ablaze in the Gulf of Aden. Officials say the cause and exact location of the cut remain unclear with rerouting underway and traffic disruptions spreading.

Dubai United Arab Emirates Red Sea Yemen Gulf of Aden Israel Hamas Gaza Strip Asia Middle East Europe Europe India Seacom Tgngulf HGC Global Communications Tim Strange TeleGeography Associated Press Tata Communications Tata Africa NetBlocks Djibouti U.S

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