RELATED:Police delegation to head for Haiti at UN request Ch.-Supt. Ron Krig, a member of the police mission, described the troubling scenes he has encountered in a diary entry that was made public by police on Monday. “It is difficult to ignore the many ruins, neglect and dirt in the streets, and of course the dozens of refugee camps along the way. The hardest part is seeing the people with a look of desperation, especially the children, who are naked and barefoot,” Krig wrote.“The sights on the streets are very sad. Everywhere, children ask for sweets and food. When we drink from bottles of water, thirsty children come to us. We can’t refuse their request for water, even though it is a drop in the ocean,” he added.The Israeli delegation received a warm welcome from all of the other UN security personnel it encountered, including forces from Italy, Nigeria, and Jordan, Krig wrote.“The Canadian deputy chief [of the UN multinational force] spoke warmly with us and was glad that we were a part his forces,” Krig said.
Police Haiti mission marks Rosh Hashana with apples, honey
The Israeli delegation receives warm welcome from all other UN security personnel it encounters, including forces from Italy, Nigeria, and Jordan.
RELATED:Police delegation to head for Haiti at UN request Ch.-Supt. Ron Krig, a member of the police mission, described the troubling scenes he has encountered in a diary entry that was made public by police on Monday. “It is difficult to ignore the many ruins, neglect and dirt in the streets, and of course the dozens of refugee camps along the way. The hardest part is seeing the people with a look of desperation, especially the children, who are naked and barefoot,” Krig wrote.“The sights on the streets are very sad. Everywhere, children ask for sweets and food. When we drink from bottles of water, thirsty children come to us. We can’t refuse their request for water, even though it is a drop in the ocean,” he added.The Israeli delegation received a warm welcome from all of the other UN security personnel it encountered, including forces from Italy, Nigeria, and Jordan, Krig wrote.“The Canadian deputy chief [of the UN multinational force] spoke warmly with us and was glad that we were a part his forces,” Krig said.