US State Department Organizes Air Craft Rescue of Haitians Facing Violent Crisis

NATION:  Today, in Haiti, planes arrive from the US, there to follow through on a plan to rescue the lives of as many as 1.4 of the 4.0 million Haitians facing threats against their safety and well. Following an order issued by the White House, tge US State Department has provided air rescue for 1.4m of the 4 million proplevredidrngbin Haiti, Capitol city, Port au Prince.

By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter

"We are arranging a charter flight for U.S. citizens with valid U.S. passports from Cap-Haitien to the U.S. Travel to Cap-Haitien is conducted at your own risk. If you are interested in this flight, fill out our intake form." --US instructions to Haitians

On Saturday, the US reached Haiti in a plan to remove the threat of danger imposed upon the lives of millions in the island nation.

In recent week, Haiti has faced the threat of violence brought against its government by one crime f'ing gang leader, Jimmy Cherizier. While Cherizier seeks after a revolution reeking havoc against the Haitian government, Cherizier says, is the only means by which the right government may be established in Haiti through his concept of a fitting transition.

Haitian residents have been instructed to take the flight out of danger while indicating that flying out of. Haiti , at this point , may be dangerous, however, less danger ridden as traveling to the U.S. by boat.

The U.S. State Department that there would be no means of providing transportation to those heading to the Cap-Haitian airport . State officials indicated that those departing by plane must arrive at the airport as best they can despite the impending dangers on the ground.

Resident traveling from port au Prince to the Cap-Haitian airport will have to make a 120 mile trek while maneuvering across the dangerous terrain.

The US government provided a flight intake form instructing Haitians to fill out the form in order to board the flight to the United Ststes. A spokesperson for the U.S. State Department indicated that the department is, currently, at work to provide transportation, perhaps by way of military style helicopter to transport Haitian residents from the Capitol City to Cap- Haitian airport.