Activities proceeded smoothly on Monday, November 24, in the port area of Port-au-Prince. According to the director general of the National Port Authority (APN), Jean Evens Charles, calm has returned there. “The freight trucks were able to leave the port. There were no gunshots, we were able to work without difficulties,” Mr. Charles said.

Le Nouvelliste learned that the delivery of fuel took place without difficulties on Monday at the Varreux petroleum terminal. “This Monday, November 24, 71 tanker trucks carrying petroleum products were able to leave the terminal. In total, 74 trucks were loaded, amounting to 53,850 gallons of diesel and 305,900 gallons of gasoline,” a source close to the terminal told Le Nouvelliste.