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Gang Attack on Haitian Town of Kenscoff Kills at Least 47 and Leaves Dozens Kidnapped

Heavily armed gangs attacked Kenscoff, a relatively peaceful community near Port-au-Prince, killing at least 47 people and kidnapping dozens more in a sharp escalation of Haiti’s worsening security and institutional crisis.
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