People try to get containers filled at a petrol station, amid chaotic scenes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. AP Photo
A man stands surrounded by smoke from burning rubbish in Port-au-Prince, amid a general strike and fuel shortages. AP Photo
People who bought fuel in Santo Domingo, capital of the neighbouring Dominican Republic, resell it in Haiti. AFP
The situation has put further pressure on a population already struggling under a weakening economy and a wave of gang kidnappings. AFP
Gangs demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry have blocked the entrance to ports that hold fuel stores. AFP
Days-long fuel shortages have left Haitians with few transport options and forced the closure of businesses. AFP
A woman sells petrol in Port-au-Prince. AFP
The gangs blocking fuel supplies say Prime Minister Ariel Henry must 'answer questions' over claims linking him to the July assassination of president Jovenel Moise. AFP
People play football on the street during the general strike in Port-au-Prince. AFP
