Haiti President distributes new vehicles to Police Officers

Haiti: President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, handed over the keys to several vehicles to the police institution.

This piece of information is taken from the official account of the President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, on Facebook.

President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, stated, “I proceeded to hand over the keys to several vehicles to the police institution. These rolling stock will contribute to strengthening the operational capacity of the HNP. I applaud the courageous police officers for their efforts to achieve results in protecting lives and property.”

The handling of keys of several vehicles to police officials went live on Facebook, which increased enthusiasm in the population. Residents of Haiti shower their love to the president of Haiti via comments.

A Facebook user commented, “A few helicopters would be welcome Mr. President for police and the rapid transport of the injured and sick.”

Talking to Writesup24, a resident commented, “Congratulations and thank you for your superhuman efforts, goodwill, and endurance against its criminals. BRAVO SIR PRESIDENT, your people, believe in you and support you.”

Another user commented, “Bravo president Jovenel Moïse Would be great if you think about buying helicopters. A huge congratulations. A big blow oak ayibobo to you, your government, and the family. Pitino a tiaka ayibobo dance.”

The top fan on Facebook commented, “Well done, His Excellency. Thank you for all you had already done and for all you would have to do for this beautiful country that belongs to us. An infinitely many thanks. You appeared as angel Gabriel. You bring us some excellent news and good changes. God bless you more.”

Recently, there was an inauguration of a Potable Water Project organized. Haiti President wrote, “I am pleased to open the Project to Reinforce Potable Water Production in the Metropolitan Region on Tuesday. This reservoir should power Delmas low network, Vivy Mitchel, and propose a side-up for the Brothers to PV zone.”

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