Haiti – FLASH: Formal denial from the Mission, who is telling the truth?
07/12/2024 08:29:26
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Information circulating on social networks suggests that around twenty Kenyan police officers have submitted their resignation letters over the last 2 months, due to delays in their salaries and poor working conditions, the Agency was told. Reuters three officers who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media. The officers concerned have reportedly received no response to their resignation letters and continue to serve under the Multinational Security Support Mission (MMSS)…
Godfrey Otunge, EBS, OGW (SAJG) Multinational Force Commander categorically denies these allegations. “Reuters has not contacted the Mission for clarification, and the information disseminated is both incorrect and malicious. All members of the Mission have received their salaries, including monthly allowances, and no officer has resigned, as alleged.
Mission officers remain highly motivated and fully committed to supporting the Haitian National Police (PNH) in conducting decisive operations aimed at dismantling criminal networks and restoring stability.
We call on all stakeholders, including local and international media, to seek clarification directly from the Mission before publishing information. Our doors remain open for transparent communication. »
Note that although Reuters did not request clarification, the agency maintains its version.
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