An American nurse and her daughter who were kidnapped in Haiti almost two weeks ago have been released. On July 27, armed gang members stormed into El Roi Haiti’s health clinic in Port au Prince and took the pair.
An American nurse and her daughter who wereOn July 27, armed gang members stormed into El Roi Haiti’s health clinic in Port au Prince. They kidnapped Alix Dorsainvil, an American nurse who worked for the nonprofit, as well as her young daughter.
Dorsainvil is a native of New Hampshire, and is married to El Roi Haiti’s director Sandro Dorsainvil. Both her and her child hold US citizenship, the US State Department confirmed. Almost two weeks later, El Roi Haiti confirmed that Dorsainvil and her child were released from captivity.
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