Haiti's Hunger Crisis: Escaping Violence and Seeking Safety

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Fabiola Luma, a mother of three, has sought refuge in a Haitian church due to escalating gang violence in Port-au-Prince, leaving her family on the brink of starvation. With no stable income, they often go days without food, resorting to desperate measures to curb hunger. Her children have been unable to attend school for two years, and their dire living situation has left them without basic supplies. Luma continues to hide her children in the church to keep them away from gangs, fearing for their safety and future.
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