In the heart of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) operates a mobile clinic in the dangerous neighborhood of Bel Air. Despite threats from armed gangs, healthcare professionals provide vital services to a population in crisis. Pregnant women, children, and other patients receive care in makeshift clinics, as many hospitals have been ransacked and shut down. The presence of humanitarian organizations is crucial in a city where gang violence has disrupted the healthcare system.
MSF faces challenges in providing healthcare in a city controlled by criminal gangs. The organization runs multiple clinics and hospitals to meet the medical needs of the population. Despite security concerns, MSF continues its vital work to prevent a collapse of the healthcare system in Port-au-Prince.