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The United States says while routine domestic commercial air travel has resumed between several airports in Haiti, US citizens should only seek to leave the French-speaking Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country “when they feel it is safe to do so”.
In a statement, the US Embassy in Haiti said that Americans should also seek to leave the country by commercial or other privately available transportation and that they “should monitor local news and check regularly with travel agencies and commercial transportation providers’ offices and webpages to find departure options that suit their needs.”
“We are aware of US citizens travelling to Cap Haitien via helicopter from sites other than commercial airports; those flights involve potential risks citizens should assess before flying,” the Embassy said.
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