Great Escape, 22.7% of the detainees captured...

A little over one month after the escape of 329 prisoners on 10 August of the high security prison of Croix-des-Bouquets, the National Police announced that 75 escapees (22.7%) were captured at all departments of the country including the border areas and three people who tried to go the Bahamas. The number includes 11 detainees captured by the Dominican Republic on its territory.

NOTICE: Montagne Noire without drinking water, Dinepa apologizes...

The National Directorate of Water Supply and Sanitation (Dinepa) through the Technical operating center of the metropolitan area, responsible for the distribution of drinking water, apologizes to its customers of Montagne Noire who are deprived of drinking water supply for several days. This shortage is due to the rehabilitation of the road, entrusted to the firm HCL. DINEPA hopes to restore service in the shortest time and reiterates to the attention of all customers in the metropolitan area and surrounding areas its willingness to continue to provide quality services to meet expectations...

The UCLBP at the 2nd World Conference on Reconstruction

Clement Belizaire, Director of the Division re-housing and rehabilitation of precarious neighborhoods of the Unit for Housing Construction and Public Buildings (UCLBP) currently represents the unit to the 2nd World Conference on Reconstruction. The conference runs from September 10 to 12, 2014 at the headquarters of the World Bank in Washington DC.

Important presentation of tourism projects

The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Industries (MTIC) primarily those of the Île-à-vache and Côtes-de-fer, to the representatives of the following companies and organizations : "Global Travel Investments Ltd. "" Goldman Sachs","Develop Destination", "World Tourism Organization","World Travel and Tourism Council" and "Global Travel Industry News". The minister Stéphanie Balmir Villedrouin stressed during the presentation, the tax incentives offered by the Haitian Investment Code.

HL/ HaitiLibre