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PM Comments on Haiti Kidnapping
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis said no one has embraced the option to leave the local Bahamian Embassy in Haiti.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis said no one has embraced the option to leave the local Bahamian Embassy in Haiti.
His comments came after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement yesterday notifying the public that a local staff member employed by the embassy had been kidnapped around 6:00am on September 1st.
Our News understands the employee is a Haitian woman.
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