U.N. Sec­re­tary-Gen­er­al An­tónio Guter­res vis­it­ed Haiti on Tues­day, where surg­ing gang vi­o­lence has left more than 1 in 10 peo­ple home­less.

New sta­tis­tics re­leased by the U.N. re­veal that 2,300 peo­ple have been killed across Haiti so far this year, with an­oth­er 100 kid­napped, while 1.5 mil­lion have been dis­placed. Among those ab­duct­ed is James Bo­yard, cab­i­net di­rec­tor of the De­fense Min­istry, who was kid­napped last week in one of the few rel­a­tive­ly safe ar­eas of the cap­i­tal.

Guter­res’ one-day vis­it to Port-au-Prince comes af­ter more than 30 peo­ple were killed, in­jured or miss­ing last week­end in Cité Soleil, a sea­side slum, ac­cord­ing to Co­op­er­a­tive for Peace and De­vel­op­ment, a lo­cal hu­man rights or­ga­ni­za­tion.