Ali Besnaci

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  "It is appalling that civilians continue to bear the brunt of increasing violence in Port au Prince during these past months," said Ali Besnaci, the Head of Mission for MSF in Haiti.
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  "The number of gunshot victims we are treating has been increasing dramatically these past few weeks," said Besnaci.

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  "It is appalling that civilians continue to bear the brunt of increasing violence in Port au Prince during these past months," said Ali Besnaci, the Head of Mission for MSF in Haiti.
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  "The number of gunshot victims we are treating has been increasing dramatically these past few weeks," said Besnaci.

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  "It is unacceptable that so many civilians are victims of this latest wave of violence," said Ali Besnaci, the head of mission for the MSF trauma center at St. Joseph's Hospital in the city center."We are receiving patients from St. Martin, Centre Ville, Martissant, Carrefour and other areas of Port-au-Prince.
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  "Today's unbearable situation resembles what Haitians faced this past summer and we're worried it is only going to get worse," said Besnaci.

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  "Today's unbearable situation resembles what Haitians faced this past summer and we're worried it is only going to get worse," said Ali Besnaci, the head of mission for the MSF trauma center at St. Joseph's Hospital in the city center.

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  Ali Besnaci, head of M,decins Sans Fronti,res in Haiti, confirmed that on the day of the siege an "unprecedented" 27 people came to the MSF clinic with gunshot wounds, three-quarters of them women and children.

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  Ali Besnaci, head of Médecins Sans Frontières in

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  Ali Besnaci, head of Médecins Sans Frontières in Haiti, confirmed that on the day of the siege twenty-seven people came to the MSF clinic with gunshot wounds, three-quarters of them women and children.

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  Reuters correspondent Joseph Guyler Delva says he "saw seven bodies in one house alone, including two babies and one older woman in her 60s., Ali Besnaci, head of Médecins Sans Frontières in Haiti, confirmed that on the day of the siege 27 people came to the MSF clinic with gunshot wounds, three-quarters of them women and children.

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  The Reuters article also quoted Ali Besnaci, head of the Medecins Sans Frontiers mission in Haiti: "We received 27 people wounded by gunshots on July 6.

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  Ali Besnaci, head of the Médecins Sans Frontières mission, said that his hospital had treated 27 residents for gunshot wounds."Three quarters were children and women," he said, including one pregnant woman who lost her baby.

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