Operation Indravati launched by the Indian government to rescue its nationals from Haiti
Operation Indravati: The Indian government launched the excavation operation to rescue its nationals from ongoing widespread gang violence and political instability in Haiti, a Caribbean nation. The name of the mission is Operation Indravati named after the Indravati River in India. External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar announced that 12 Indians had been successfully evacuated to the Dominican Republic
Operation Indravati
Background of the Crisis in Haiti
Since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise in July 2021, Haiti has faced a tumultuous modern political history marked by dictatorships, coups, foreign interventions, natural disasters, and ongoing economic challenges. The 2010 earthquake already worsened existing hardships, leading to slow recovery efforts and a cholera outbreak added salt to injury. After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, international help came, but it was too slow and not very effective. Even two years later, around half a million people were still stuck living in tents. To make matters worse, United Nations soldiers from Nepal accidentally brought cholera to Haiti, causing an outbreak that killed about 10,000 people.
What is the name of the excavation operation for Haiti, a Caribbean nation?
Operation Indravati is the name of the excavation operation for Haiti, a Caribbean nation.
