Ministries in Haiti face challenges as Cap-Haïtien sees population surge

Haiti (MNN) — Roseline DeHart works with the ministry For Haiti with Love, which is based in Haiti’s former capital, Cap-Haïtien. She remembers when her home was a quieter town. But the unrest of last year in Port-au-Prince, including a prison break and an indefinite closure of the airport, has set in motion a national shuffle.  “Each day the gangs are taking over city by city down south, so everybody is moving,” DeHart says.  Thousands of Haitians have been fleeing to the North of the count