This Man Visits the Most Dangerous City, Clashes Every Night Almost Everyone Has Weapons

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Dream - Visiting a country often brings hope of unforgettable experiences and memories. Because every country has its own unique culture and interesting places to explore for tourists. Not only that, what makes traveling interesting is the experience of interacting with the local people and creating memorable moments during the stay there. However, traveling doesn't always leave a good impression. There are also terrifying stories like the one experienced by an American traveler when visiting Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti.

"Port-au-Prince is known as the most dangerous city in the world. This is because it is notorious for its ruthless criminal gangs, who constantly clash with armed residents every night."

This Man Visits the Most Dangerous City, Clashes Every Night Almost Everyone Has Weapons

According to the Daily Star, a travel expert, Drew Binsky visited the slum area, Cit\u00e9 Soleil, located in Port-au-Prince.

After exploring the area dominated by the gang, Drew felt confused about what he had experienced. "I am really confused about what I just experienced," he said.

Even in a video on his Youtube account, Drew dubbed the city as the "most dangerous place in the world". "I thought Mogadishu in Somalia or Kabul in Afghanistan had the crown, but Port-au-Prince in Haiti is chaotic," he said. The city is dominated by two main gangs, namely the Revolutionary Forces of the G9 Family and G-Pep, controlling up to 90% of the capital. In fact, to gain access to the slum area of Cité Soleil, Drew had to pay tribute to the local G-Pep tribal leader.

"Jika kamu tidak menuruti perintah mereka, mereka akan menembak kakimu,"

tutu Drew.

Cité Soleil can only be accessed through one exit road from downtown Port-au-Prince, and is blocked by checkpoints manned by fully armed G-Pep soldiers. After 6 pm, no one is allowed to enter or exit. Even hospital staff come in the morning but leave by midday, due to the high risk of staying longer.

Drew conveyed, it is very rare to see adults in Port-au-Prince who do not carry weapons. In fact, he found a man opening a can of milk with a pistol.

Meanwhile, there is also an armed anti-gang group that was formed to replace the institutionally corrupt police. In fact, they are known to burn alive captured gang members. Not only that, they are also not hesitant to commit murder against several police officers in Haiti who are believed to have connections with the gang.

Do not stay silent, those gangs retaliate against the anti-gang group with a counterattack. They kill community leaders who oppose the ongoing inter-gang warfare.

"On the other hand, Voodoo rituals, a combination of Christianity and traditional West African religions, are still openly practiced among the impoverished communities in Haiti. Report: Halwa Nadiyah Rosadi"

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