According to Xinhua News Agency, on March 8th, a large-scale gunfight broke out near the Presidential Palace in Port au Prince, the capital of Haiti. The leader who planned the riot was Philip, who stated in an interview that he wanted to become the President of Haiti and demanded that Prime Minister Henry step down. And he said that if he becomes a leader, he will seek amnesty for some members of the gang.

It is understood that,On July 7, 2021, the then President of Haiti, Moiz, was assassinated, leaving a power vacuum, and the gang forces became increasingly rampant, leading to a surge in crime. Haiti was originally scheduled to hold a general election before February 7th this year, but it was not held as scheduled, causing social dissatisfaction. March 3rd this yearIn the evening, the Haitian government released a statement stating that the National Prison in Port au Prince and the Kruwa de Bouquet Prison in the suburbs of Port au Prince have been attacked by armed groups, causing casualties among police and prison staff, and a large number of prisoners have escaped. The western province has entered a 72 hour state of emergency, while law enforcement agencies have implemented a curfew. On March 7th, the Haitian government extended the state of emergency in the western province where the capital Port au Prince is located until April 3rd, and law enforcement agencies will continue to implement curfew measures to restore local security and order.

Seoul Comprehensive News: Recently, sources revealed that South KoreaThis week, I will be unable to attendInterns and resident physicians who resume work before the end of February are required to submit feedback to the government before March 25th, otherwise their licenses may be revoked for three months. As ofMarch 8th, South KoreaAbout 90% of the 13000 interns who participated in the strike have not yet returned to work.It is understood that,The strike by South Korean doctors against the expansion of medical school enrollment is about to enter its fourth week, and there are currently no signs of a rapid end. The government has previously ordered that doctors on strike must return to their posts before February 29th, and violators may face penalties such as revocation of up to one year's license, three-year imprisonment, or a fine of 30 million Korean won.

The government of Yin XiyuerecentReiterated the firm stance of the healthcare reform plan. The plan will start next year and increase the number of medical school admissions from the current stage3058, increasereachfive000.The government says it is necessary to make this change in order to alleviate South Korea's most pressing shortage of doctors,This is also crucial for supporting the rapidly aging healthcare system in South Korea.

military affairs

01US military builds temporary docks in Gaza

Gaza News: Recently, the United States announced that,Will provide humanitarian assistance to Gaza through sea routesSubsequently,A logistics support ship from the US Army departed from its base in Virginia and headed towards the eastern Mediterranean Sea,The ship is carrying the equipment needed to build a floating dock in the Mediterranean waters outside of Gaza.it is reportedExpected requirements for establishing a temporary dockWithin 60 days, the United States will initially borrow facilities from Cyprus to review goodsAs Israeli officials will also be involved, the goods will no longer need to undergo security checks upon arrival in Gaza.

The EU states that the EU, which is closest to GazaMember countryCyprus,Maritime humanitarian aid corridor to GazaReady. Spanish charity organizationsA ship from Open Arms docked in Cyprus three weeks ago, carrying 200 tons of food and awaiting approval from the Israeli authorities before sailing to Gaza. This will be the first batch of aid sent to Gaza through this maritime corridor.

01The unemployment rate in the Philippines has risen to 4.5%

Manila News: Recently, the latest data from the Philippine Bureau of Statistics showed that in January of this year, the unemployment rate in the Philippines significantly increased, rising from a record low of 3.1% in December last year to 4.5%; The number of unemployed people reached 2.15 million, significantly higher than the 1.6 million people in December last year. In addition, the number of laborers seeking to increase working hours to increase income in January this year increased to 6.39 million, compared to 6.01 million in December last year. This has led to the underemployment rate climbing to 13.9%, higher than the 11.9% in December, indicating that the quality of the Philippine job market is gradually deteriorating.

On the other hand, while the unemployment rate in the Philippines is rising, there are also active job seekersThe labor force of the population aged 15 and above is also decreasing. The labor force population of the Philippines in January this year was 48.09 million, lower than the 52.13 million in December. During the same period, the labor force participation rate also decreased from 66.6% to 61.1%%The activity of the labor market is decreasing.