The National Directorate of Potable Water and Sanitation (DINEPA) organized a two-day workshop with mayors from several municipalities in the Latibonit department to address the issue of groundwater contamination, which poses a threat to public health.

Prime Minister Ariel Henry's visit to Gonaïves was marked by violence, resulting in one death and two injuries. Despite opposition from armed groups, Henry and his cabinet attended a traditional mass at the Gonaïves Cathedral under heavy security. The event was tense, with gunfire heard throughout. Following the mass, Henry had to return to the capital due to continued gunfire. During the incident, a 45-year-old man named Yves Diogène was shot while crossing a historic monument area.